Turkey's Foreign Trade Volume with Poland and Czechia Hits Record

Turkey's Trade Volume with Poland and Czechia Reaches Record According to TUIK data, Turkey's exports to Poland and Czechia during January-August rose 51.7% compared to the same period last year, reaching record levels at USD 4 billion. Imports from these two countries reached USD 4.2 billion, while total trade volume hit a record USD 8.248 billion. Norther Global Logistics (NGL) is also prioritizing shipments on the Poland and Czechia route, where Turkey has set new trade records. NGL Founder Partner Ferhat Emanetoğlu stated that they deliver full and partial loads door-to-door with regularly scheduled daily services on the Poland and Czechia route.

Shipments Up 50%

Noting that Turkey's import and export figures with Poland and Czechia are tracking close to each other, Emanetoğlu said: "The balance between imports and exports reduces the risk of vehicles returning empty. Therefore, we can offer our customers advantages in transportation costs. The trade record increased our shipments to these countries by around 50% as of September this year. On import routes we mainly carry spare parts, electrical machinery and equipment; on export routes we carry spare parts, textiles, electrical machinery and equipment." Express Shipping and Minivan Services Emphasizing that NGL is a company specializing in road transportation, Emanetoğlu said, "With vehicles suitable for different cargo types, we safely serve almost all sectors." Emanetoğlu also noted that during normal weeks they can accept reservations up to one day in advance, and for urgent shipments they provide express shipping and minivan services upon request.