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Poland is a high-income country east of Germany in Central Europe. It has a population of nearly 36.55 million people with a total gross domestic product (GDP) of $914.7 billion in 2024.
Poland is also a member of the European Union (EU) and was the only member of the EU to escape recession in wake of the 2008 global economic crisis. Poland has expanded policies to support economic liberalization and has benefited from strong service and industry sectors. World Bank, CIA
U.S. – Poland Trade
The United States and Poland have a beneficial trade relationship. The United States exported $12.15 billion worth of goods to Poland in 2024, $3.67 billion of those exports were transportation equipment. This was followed by oil and gas ($1.44 billion), computer and electronic products ($1.40 billion), petroleum & coal products ($980 million), and non-electrical machinery ($832 million). U.S. Department of Commerce
Imports from Poland to the U.S. totaled $13.70 billion in 2024. Approximately $2.87 billion of the imports were transportation equipment. Other top imports from the U.S. to Poland were electrical equipment, appliances, & components ($1.96 billion),non-electrical machinery ($1.89 billion), computer and electronic products ($1.52 billion), and processed foods ($786 million). Imports and exports to and from Poland have been steadily increasing since 2009.
Poland- California Trade
In the United States, California is one of the largest exporters of goods to Poland. California exported $455 million of goods to Poland in 2024, $112 million of which was computer and electronic products. Other top exports included transportation equipment ($91 million), agriculture products ($59 million), fabricated metals products ($40 million), and non-electrical machinery ($35 million).
California is also one of the largest importers of Polish goods in the United States. In 2024, the California imported $579 million worth of goods from Poland. The largest import was computer and electronic products accounting for $142 million. Followed by processed foods ($92 million), transportation equipment ($58 million), non-electrical machinery ($43 million), and furniture and fixtures ($41 million). U.S. Department of Commerce
FDI – Poland
According to a White House Fact Sheet in July 2016, “more than 200,000 Poles are employed directly by U.S. companies, and U.S. firms are some of the largest sources of foreign direct investment in Poland, having invested more than $30 billion in the country.” In 2023, the United States had $15.8 billion of foreign direct investment (FDI) in Poland (BEA). Polish FDI into the U.S. was $498 million, with Polish FDI supporting 1,200 jobs in the U.S, $53.7 billion going to innovative research and development, $243.6 billion going to expand U.S. exports. The top industry sectors for Polish FDI in the U.S. are software and IT services, communications, industrial equipment, business services, ceramics and glass, and consumer products. (Select USA)
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