Poland became Ukraine's second-largest supplier after China in 2022

The value of Polish exports to Ukraine during the January-May 2023 period was higher compared to the same period in 2022 by 52 percent, as indicated by the Polish Institute of Economics (PIE) in its weekly report.

The PIE added that the structure of the main commodity groups suggests that Polish exports largely "serve" Ukraine's wartime needs. Among the products with the highest share, the following were listed: fuels and mineral oils (21 percent), non-railway vehicles and their parts (10 percent), weapons and ammunition (8 percent), electrical machinery, and mechanical devices (6 percent each).

(Puls Biznesu)