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A combination of low labour costs and significant development plans place Lodz as a potential future Central and Eastern European hub for logistics.
Some 20m people live within 200km of the central Polish city, and project manager Justyna Pater believes its revitalisation project bodes well for the future.
“Low costs of living are attracting more people to Lodz, and with them come lower labour costs,” Ms Pater told The Loadstar.
“Our revitalisation project has been backed by a number of major companies, with ...
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