Wólczanka looks for ways to overcome saturated markets

Last year Wólczanka opened 12 shops and now does not exclude the possibility of moving its production abroad. "However, a problem is that western markets are extremely saturated and the supply of clothes is greater than demand," said Wólczanka's president Danuta Załęcka-Banasiak. "We are thinking of moving production abroad mainly due to economic reasons," she said and added that one of the problems of making clothes in Poland is quality control. Wólczanka won a laureate as Employer of the Year. "Therefore the decision on potential lay-offs, which would probably be a result of moving production abroad is particularly difficult for us," said Banasiak. (www.onet.pl) A.Z.