Poland logistics sector expansion

Poland is experiencing significant growth in its logistics sector, driven by the development of strategic regional hubs and facility modernization.

In the Silesia region, infrastructure such as the A1 and A4 motorways has established the area as a critical center for production and distribution, particularly for the automotive, electronics, and machinery industries. Concurrently, Szczecin has emerged as a vital hub for international cross-border trade near the German border. According to the 2026 ‘Beyond the Hubs’ report by Accolade, REDD, and Michael Page, Szczecin ranked first for its capacity in international cross-border trade, with companies like Dachser expanding transshipment and warehousing operations to access European markets.

Development is further characterized by investments in warehouse modernization and sustainability. Logicor has completed a revitalization of its 48,000 square meter B3 warehouse in Piaseczno, achieving a BREEAM Excellent standard by implementing smart control systems and modular spaces to serve e-commerce and light manufacturing. In Tychy, SEGRO is expanding operations through lease extensions, such as with Schöck Sp. z o.o., incorporating green technologies like photovoltaic systems with energy storage and electric vehicle charging stations.

This expansion is also driving labor demand. GXO is recruiting warehouse workers for its center in Osła, offering benefits such as performance-based bonuses and potential four-day work weeks. Additionally, e-commerce company Allegro is hiring for various technical and administrative roles, including Process Experts and Warehouse Coordinators, at its sorting center in Piotrków Trybunalski.