Poland Logistics Outlook: Industry Research Report

Poland Logistics Outlook

Published Date: January 2008

Published By: Datamonitor

Page Count: 81

Order Code: R313-30015

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CHAPTER 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: 1.1 Executive Summary
CHAPTER 2 KEY FACTS AND OVERVIEW: 2.1 Key Facts; 2.2 Country Overview; 2.3 Policy and Business
CHAPTER 3 THE POLISH ECONOMY: 3.1 Economic Overview; 3.2 Economic Performance; 3.3 Foreign Trade; 3.4 Major Trading Partners; 3.5 Key Economic Issues; 3.6 Economic Prospects
CHAPTER 4 MAJOR INDUSTRIES IN POLAND: 4.1 Automotive; 4.2 Retail; 4.3 Construction & Engineering Industry; 4.4 Chemicals Industry; 4.5 Household Appliances Industry
CHAPTER 5 TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS IN POLAND: 5.1 Logistics Overview; 5.2 Leading Companies; 5.3 Air Transport; 5.4 Road and rail transport; 5.5 Marine economy; 5.6 Ports; 5.7 Warehousing
CHAPTER 6 LOGISTICS OUTLOOK FOR POLAND: 6.1 Logistics Outlook for Poland
TABLE OF FIGURES: Figure 1: Poland: Geographical Location; Figure 2: Poland: Consumer Price Inflation in Poland, 2000 - 2006; Figure 3: Poland: Exchange Rate, PLN - US$, 1996 - 2006 (annual average); Figure 4: Poland: Real GDP (US$ Billion)*, 2000-2006; Figure 5: Poland: Unemployment Rate (%), 2000 - 2006; Figure 6: Poland: Major Exports, 2006; Figure 7: Poland: Major Imports, 2006; Figure 8: Poland: Major Export Destinations, 2006; Figure 9: Poland: Major Import Sources, 2006; Figure 10: Poland: Food Retail Industry Value ($ Billion), 2002-2006; Figure 11: Poland: Market Segmentation of Polish Food Retail Market by Value (%), 2006; Figure 12: Poland: Construction & Engineering Industry Value (US$ Billion), 2002-2006; Figure 13: Poland: Industry Segmentation by Value, % Share, 2006; Figure 14: Poland: Polish Industry Value as a % of European Industry (%), 2006; Figure 15: Poland: Chemicals Industry Value (US$ Billion), 2002-2006; Figure 16: Poland: Chemicals Market Segmentation (%), 2006; Figure 17: Poland: Household Appliances Industry Volumes (‘000), 2002-2006; Figure 18: Poland: Household Industry Value ($ Million), 2002-2006; Figure 19: Poland: Household Appliances Industry Market Segmentation by Value (%), 2006; Figure 20: Poland: Polish Transport Industry Revenues, 2005-2006; Figure 22: Poland: Cargo/Freight Volumes (Million Tonnes), 1990-2006; Figure 23: Poland: Structure of Goods Transported by Mode (%), 2000-2006; Figure 24: Poland: DHL Network; Figure 25: Poland: Poland Airlines Industry Value (US$ Million), 2001-2005; Figure 26: Poland: Airports; Figure 27: Poland: Air Freight Volumes (‘000 Tonnes), 2005-2006; Figure 28: Poland: Volume of Cargo at the Katowice Airport, 1996 - 2006; Figure 29: Poland: Road & Rail Market Value (US$ Million), 2002-2005; Figure 30: Poland: Road & Rail Market Segmentation: % Share by Value, 2006; Figure 31: Poland: Volume of Goods Transported by Road (Million Tonnes), 1990-2006; Figure 32: Poland: Structure of Goods Transported by Road (Million Tonnes), 1990-2006; Figure 33: Poland: Structure of Goods Transported by Road by Activity (%), 1990-2006; Figure 34: Poland: Structure of Road Freight Transport (Tonnes) by group of Goods (%), 2006; Figure 35: Poland: Total Length of Hard Surface Public Roads (‘000 km), 1990-2006; Figure 36: Poland: Hard Surface Public Roads per 100 sq km; Figure 37: Poland: Length of Motorways in Poland (Km), 1990-2006; Figure 38: Poland: Volume of Goods Transported by Rail (Million Tonnes), 1990-2006; Figure 39: Poland: Structure of Operated Railway Line (Km), 1990-2006; Figure 40: Poland: Structure of Goods Carried by Rail Transport (Tonnes) by group of Goods (%), 2006; Figure 41: Poland: Structure of Goods Carried by Rail Transport by Type of Transport (%), 2006; Figure 42: Poland: Modernization plans of the Polish Railroad System, 2004 - 2013; Figure 43: Poland: Volume of Goods Transported by Maritime Transport (Million Tonnes), 1990-2006; Figure 44: Poland: Maritime Transport Fleet, 1990-2006; Figure 45: Poland: Volume of Goods Transported by Inland Waterways (Million Tonnes), 1990-2006; Figure 46: Poland: Inland Waterways Fleet, 1990-2006; Figure 47: Poland: Length of Navigable Inland Waterways (Km), 1990-2006; Figure 48: Poland: Volume of Goods Transported by Pipeline (Million Tonnes), 1990-2006; Figure 49: Poland: Goods Loaded & Unloaded at Commercial Seaports (Million Tonnes), 2000-2006; Figure 50: Poland: Structure of Goods Carried by Sea-freight by Group of Goods (%), 2000-2006; Figure 51: Poland: Structure of Goods Carried by Sea-freight (Tonnes) by Group of Goods (%), 2006; Figure 52: Poland: Stock of Warehousing in Poland by Region (%), 2006; Figure 53: Poland: Volume of Road Freight (Million Tonnes), 2007-2012; Figure 54: Poland: Volume of Rail Freight (Million Ton-kilometres), 2007-2012; Figure 55: Poland: Volume of Sea/Maritime Freight (Million Ton-kilometres), 2007-2012; Figure 55: Poland: Volume of Air Freight Transported (‘000 Tonnes), 2007-2012; Figure 56: Poland: Volume of Pipeline Freight Transported (Million Tonnes), 2007-2012; Figure 57: Poland: Volume of Total Freight Transported (Million Tonnes), 2007-2012; Figure 56: Poland: Logistics and Storage Nominal Market Value ($ Billions), 2006-2012

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