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The coronavirus pandemic accelerated the technicological development of the logistics market by several years, and the war changed the approach to costs and security of supply chains. One thing has not changed: Poland is still the logistics hub of Central and Eastern Europe.
Beata Trochymiak
Chairwoman, Women in
Logistics Forum
Editor-in-Chief, Pracujwlogistyce.pl
Beata Trochymiak, Chairwoman, Women in Logistics Forum; Editor-in-Chief, Pracujwlogistyce.pl
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