Flourishing Food Sector in Opolskie Region

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Opportunities
Opolskie Region is one of the most attractive regions globally, for foreign direct investments. With a
combination of advantages such as an efficient labour force, government and EU incentives,
geographical proximity to key western markets with transport routes in place, a booming economy
and a rapidly developing market. The latest Foreign Direct Investment Intelligence ranking: European
Cities and Regions of the future 2012/2013 is placing Opolskie Region on the second position in
category: TOP 10 Eastern Regions in FDI Startegy.
Opolskie Region can offer a strong value proposition to make a business case happen. According to
the Ernst & Young survey, Poland, and Opolskie as its part, is considered to be the best location in
Europe for new foreign investments and expansion. The ranking was not only based on hard criteria,
but also on perspectives and expectations regarding future development. Additionally, according to
an A.T. Kearney FDI Confidence Index, Poland was ranked on 6th position (globally) with the highest
position in the CEE region and second in Europe.
Source: A.T. Kearney analysis 2010
FDI Confidence Index - TOP 10
1. China (0)
2. United States (+1)
3. India (-1)
4. Brazil (+2)
5. Germany (+5)
6. Poland (+16)
7. Australia (+4)
8. Mexico (+11)
9. Canada (+5)
10. United Kingdom (-6)
0
0,5
1
1,5
Values
calculated on 0 to 3 scale
2
2,5
Infrastructure and attractive location of the Opolskie Region:
Opolskie Region is located close to Germany and bordered on the south side with the Czech
Republic. Opolskie Region have good road, motorway, railway and air connections in place or in
short distance. Significant impact for the high level of attractiveness of the Opolskie has primarily a
well-developed road infrastructure and the A4 motorway with six junctions and high density of
national roads and railway lines. In the region of cross roads and railways of the Moravian Gate and
the route along the Oder River Basin Kłodzka, Czestochowa and Lodz. Opole city has direct rail
connection with Warsaw, moreover, is one of the major Polish centers of international coaches to
Western Europe. In the vicinity of the A4 motorway (approx. 10 km) is located a local airport in
Kamień Śląski. International airports are located outside the region - near Wroclaw and Katowice, but
the travel time to them from the Opole Province takes about 1-1,5 hour through the A4 motorway.
Distance (in km) from Opole to:
13 - motorway (A4)
100 - Airport (Katowice or Wroclaw)
54 - Czech border
240 - German border
295 - Prague
320 - Warsaw
420 - Berlin
Motorway
National roads
Voivodeship roads
Motorway junctions
Efficient labour force:
Poland and Opolskie Region has one of the most efficient labour forces in the CEE region, with the
productivity-adjusted labour cost almost twice as low as the EU-25 average. According to a rating of
the Federation of European Employers (FedEE), Poland was ranked as the most attractive country for
investment from a human resource perspective. Each country’s
assessment included a combination of criterions such as labour
RANKINGS
supply, human capital, employee relations, labour cost, labour
flexibility and inflationary pressures.
Opolskie - The highest standard of
living in Poland 2009*
Standard of living in selected CEE countries
Opole – TOP 10 Trendsetting City in
Poland 2010**
Standard of living getting better
Satisfied with standars of living
31%
Poland
24%
Czech Republic
69%
17%
Romania
42%
13%
Hungary
Bulgaria
7%
Latvia
6%
Lithuania
66%
4%
Source: Gallup (surveys conducted in 2009 and 2010)
43%
24%
33%
33%
Opole – one of the best places for
investment in Poland ****
Walbrzych Special Economic Zone
(SEZ in Opolskie Region) - one of TOP
25 Best Free Zones of the future in
the world***
Starachowice Special Economic Zone
(SEZ in Opolskie Region) - one of TOP
10 best cost effectiveness in the
world***
*Czapiński J., Panek T. (2009). Diagnoza społeczna
www.diagnoza.com
**Trendbook Poland 2010, Warsaw Business Journal, 2010
***fDi MAGAZiNE, 2010
****Forbes, 2009
Incentives for foreign investors:
Foreign investors can enjoy a number of incentives in Poland, including CIT exemption, real-estate
tax exemption, cash grants and technological loans. Companies can simultaneously benefit from
several incentives when establishing their operations in one of three Special Economic Zones (SEZ)
located in Opolskie Region. In Opolskie Region tax exemption in SEZ are the highest in Poland, up to
70% of investment cost for small companies and 50% for large companies. CIT is at 19%, so below
the EU average 23,2%, with lower or competitive level to the majority of the countries in its region.
Corporate tax in Europe
Poland
19%
Czech Republic
21%
EU average
23,20%
Rusia
24%
Ukraine
25%
Finland
26%
Germany (from)
30,18%
France
33,33%
Belgium
0,00%
33,99%
5,00%
10,00%
15,00%
20,00%
25,00%
30,00%
35,00%
40,00%
KRAFT FOODS Polska Confectionery Production Sp. z o.o. in Skarbimierz (Opolskie Region)
Development of Food Industry in Poland and in the Opolskie Region:
The food industry is one of the most important areas and fastest growing sectors of the economy in
Poland. Through many years it became a true pulling force. Its share in total industry sales value of
nearly 24% and is about 9 percentage points higher than in the 15 European Union countries, where
an average of 15%.
Opolskie Region is a region with rich agricultural traditions. In addition to the chemical industry,
construction and energy, essential pillars of the region's economy are agriculture, food processing
and food industry. Opolskie Region in terms of natural resources used in the food industry
considering production sold per one employee, participation in the production of new products sold,
and employment achieved a high position in comparison to other provinces. This means that as a
region we are dealing with a very good competitive position among the Polish provinces.
The highest share of industrial production in the Opolskie Region is characterized by the food
industry (17 % of the total regional production sold). A particularly important role: processing of fruit
and vegetables (including plants in Opole Nutricia/Danone Group), production of dairy products (Zott
Poland in Opole, District Dairy Cooperative in Prudnik, Głubczyce), production of bakery,
confectionery and sugar confectionery (Confectionery Plant in Otmuchow, Sugars Nysa in Nysa, Kraft
Foods Poland – 2 factories in Skarbimierz, Nestle Poland in Namysłów), sugar production (in Polish
sugar Cerekiew) and others (Lesaffre Poland in Wołczyn). The rank of the food industry maintains
the largest number of employees (including almost 8000 employees) - the highest among all sectors
of manufacturing in the Opolskie Region.
Priority factors for the development of food industry in the Opolskie Region:
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Human capital development (permanent learning),
Increasing cooperation in the food industry,
Support programs for SMEs,
Consistency with the region's agricultural policy, EU policy,
Increase the quality certification of products,
The development of logistics and distribution,
Increasing innovation.
Highly productive agriculture in the Opolskie Region:
Agriculture in Opolskie is one of the most
important of its potentials. Significant importance
of agriculture across the country and the
importance of this sector in the structure of the
region's economy, tends to treat agriculture as an
important and permanent component of regional
policy.
A great development potential characterize the
Region’s agriculture. Favorable terrain, climatic
conditions, soil quality, and high agriculture, may
impact on high agricultural productivity: in terms
of yields of cereals, oilseed rape and turnip rape
and sugar beet Opolskie is at the forefront of the
country. Grain yields are one of the highest in
Poland (49.0 dt / ha in 2009, compared to 34.8 dt /
ha in the country), also in terms of average annual
milk yield Region has been occupying the firs
position.
Areas with the highest value of agricultural
production are located in the southern and western parts of the Region. These are areas with very
favorable conditions and natural soil, which is the basis for intensive agricultural production and
based on the agri-food processing, and areas with significant recreation and tourism values (including
the District Opava Mountains, water Otmuchów, Nysa).
Promoting the idea to organize farmers into groups of agricultural producers will increase the
concentration of supply and enable the preparation of uniform batches of the product,
by adjuting technology to the requirements and expectations of the recipients.
Large human potential:
Of all the new EU countries, Poland has the largest pool of human resources available, with worldclass engineers. The ratio of people studying to the total population (5.1 per cent) was higher than
that of Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia (4.2 per cent, 3.1 per cent and 3.2 per cent,
respectively). Investors also have the largest academic base at their disposal, with more than 315,000
students in technical faculties alone, 39 schools with a Mechanics and Machine Building faculty and
22 schools with a Transportation faculty. In Opolskie Region there are 9 academies among them
there is Opole University and Opole University of Technology.
Job seekers in Opolskie Region in 2011
bEZROBOCIU
O BEZROBOCIU
EDUCATION in Opolskie Region
40 884 university students
Over 35 000 students in Opole
City
2 000 technical –engineer
university students
8 academies
In distance of 150 km:
400 600 university students
122 200 technical –engineer
university students
4 universities in polish TOP 20
Source: GUS, 2010
Availability of EU funds:
The availability of EU funds not only means subsidizing infrastructure modernisation or vast regional
development plans, but also financial assistance for smaller initiatives and single companies. Within
the framework of various programmes, enterprises can also apply for R&D support grants,
environmental support grants as well as several educational and training funds. After joining the EU
in 2004, all new member countries received significant financial support in the form of structural and
cohesion funds. Many smaller states including Hungary, Slovakia and the Czech Republic, which also
acceded to the EU in 2004, benefited, and were able to increase their GDP and income per capita
levels. As a result, their available portion of cohesion funds to be used as FDI incentives decreased.
However, Poland will continue to obtain considerable subsidies, and will be able to offer more to
potential investors than neighboring countries.
Sweden; 1891
Finland; 1716
Slovakia; 11588
United
Kingdom;
10613
EU Founds for 2007-13
(in millions of euro)
Belgium;
2258
Bulgaria; 6853
Slovenia; 4205
Czech
Republic;
26692
Romania; 19668
Denmark; 613
Germany;
26340
Portugal;
21511
Belgium; 2259
Estonia; 3456
Éire-Ireland; 901
Greece; 20420
Poland; 67284
Spain; 35217
France; 14319
Italy; 28812
Austria; 1461
Netherlands; 1907
Malta; 15855
Hungary;
25307
Luxembourg; 65
Lithuania; 6885
Cyprus;
28640
Latvia; 4620
Booming economy and rapidly developing consumer market:
Poland has experienced dynamic economic growth period with its GDP increasing by more than 6 per
cent annually before recession, and average salaries in the enterprise sector growing by 12.8 per
cent. Poland is the only member country of the European Union to have avoided a decline in GDP,
meaning that in 2009 Poland has created the most GDP growth in the EU. As of December 2009 the
Polish economy had not entered recession nor contracted, while its IMF 2010 GDP growth forecast of
1.9 per cent is expected to be upgraded.
Prognosis of GDP for the years 2011-2015
The food industry companies in Opolskie Region
Why Opolskie Region?
KRAFT FOODS:
In Skarbimierz, 31 miles (50 kilometers) southeast of Wroclaw and
45 km to Opole, KRAFT FOODS Polska S.A. started manufacturing
chewing gum on of the last quarter of 2008. Initially in a factory
worked
„…very good road infrastructure
and communication accesibility
of the region, good access to a
highly qualified workforce and
also support of local and
regional authorities…”
about 300 workers. Products are exported mainly to
European markets but also the Middle East and Africa.
In 2008, the decision was made to build another plant in the municipality Skarbimierz, producing
chocolate products.
Currently KRAFT FOODS Polska S.A. in the Opolskie Region employs about 800 workers in 2 factories
and in Poland about 2300 workers.
The site in Skarbimierz is situated close to the A4 highway between Wroclaw and Krakow, 31 miles
(50 kilometers) from Wroclaw Airport.
Previously before purchasing KRAFT FOODS company was functioning as a Cadbury.
KRAFT FOODS Polska S.A. | ul. Smaków 1| 49-318 Skarbimierz |
Chocolate production Tel: +48 77 459 14 00 | Chewing Gum production Tel: +48 77 456 10 50 |
Fax: +48 77 456 10 21 |
NUTRICIA is the market leader in food for infants and children in Poland. NUTRICIA in Poland
company is a combination of Polish and foreign investor in 1993. It is a member of the Danone
Group. Specializes in foods for infants and children, and clinical foods - for people with special diets.
NUTRICIA Production Plants in Opole is one of the largest factories in Europe which produces food
for infants and young children, having the status of foodstuffs intended for particular nutritional
uses.
NUTRICIA Zakłady Produkcyjne Sp. z.o.o.| ul. Marka z Jemielnicy 1 | 45-952 Opole |
Tel: +48 77 454 40 55| Fax: +48 77 454 27 94| E-mail: [email protected] |
Zott Poland Sp. o.o. located in Opole functioning for several years on the Polish market provides the
highest quality dairy products - yoghurt, desserts, drinks and other items that are appreciated by
both consumers and traders. The company started its operations in Wrocław in 1992, initially as an
importer and distributor of dairy products, and its rapid development has meant that in a few years
joined the forefront of the largest manufacturers of domestic dairy industry. In October 1999 the
company bought a dairy operating in Opole and began overhauling to consequently create one of the
most modern dairy plants, not only in Poland but in Europe.
The company at the moment employs nearly 450 employees in three shifts working system.
ZOTT POLSKA Sp. z o.o. | ul. Chłodnicza 6 | 45 - 315 Opole |
Tel: +48 77 44 34 200| Fax: +48 77 44 34 205 | E-mail: [email protected]|
Founded in 1853 by Louis Lesaffre in Marcq-en-Baroeul, Northern
France, Lesaffre Group is currently the world leader in the
Why Opolskie Region?
production of yeast and yeast extract. Group activity focuses on
LESAFFRE Polska S.A.:
baking market. Group has developed a wide range of industrial
„…the decision to locate
company’s headquarters in the
Opolskie was determined by,
apart from its traditions, such
factors as its geographical
location, infrastructure, highly
specialized and flexible workers
who are eager to raise their
qualifications on a regular basis
as well as considerable potential
for the region’s economic
growth. The commitment of the
Opolskie Voivodship’s local and
regional authorities to
cooperation in an additional
asset that encourages everyone
to invest in this part of Poland.”
fermentation products: yeast, soreness and derivatives such as
improvers for bread. Lesaffre Group began its industrial presence in
Poland in 1999, taking over the Silesian Yeast Factory in Wołczyn,
whose origins dates back to 1893.
In 2002 the company was incorporated Lesaffre Bio-corporation.
With further investment and improve the quality of products since
2003, Lesaffre yeast no longer comes from abroad. Sales of yeast in
the Polish market and export is ensured by domestic production in
Wołczyn.
Lesaffre Poland S.A. has also divisions producing improvers and
mixes in Łódź and a Bakery Centre in Warsaw. Since March 2003 the
company is named Lessafre Poland SA.
LESAFFRE POLSKA S.A. | ul. Dworcowa 36 | 46 - 250 Wołczyn |
Tel: +48 77 41 88 280| Fax: +48 77 41 88 299| E-mail: [email protected]|
Nestle company operates in Poland since 1993. In Opole province, in Namysłów in 1994 founded the
first manufacturing plant in Poland of the Schöller Company. In 2002 the company entered into
Schöller Nestlé Group - now a branch in Namysłów operates within the Nestle Ice Cream Poland.
Since its acquisition by Nestlé factory, every year at the factory are made investments and purchases
of new technology. Today in Namysłów Nestle permanently employs about 170 people. The
company also employs seasonal, so that in summer the number of employees increases up to 350
people.
Nestle Polska S.A. | ul. Oleśnicka 17 | 46-100 Namysłów |
Tel: +48 77 41 08 600 | Fax: +48 77 41 08 601 | E-mail: [email protected] |
The company was registered in 1951 as a state enterprise under the name of the Import-Export
Headquarter Goods and Processed Animal Origin "ANIMEX." 2001 has been 50 years of its existence.
In 1983, the state enterprise was transformed into a limited liability company, and in 1994 the
company created ANIMEX SA. In April 1999, an American company Smithfield Foods Inc. acquired a
majority stake in Animex SA. The company currently employs approximately 390 employees
Animex is the undisputed leader in the meat market in Poland. In addition to the well-known in the
world of Krakus ham, canned meats and delicious, Animex is also a producer of fresh pork, beef and
poultry: turkey, chicken and goose.
Animex Sp. z o.o., Branch in Opole| ul. Arki Bożka 1 | 45-411 Opole|
Confectionery Plant "Otmuchów" SA located in Opole province, employs 840 people.
The company has over 50-year tradition as a manufacturer of confectionery products of the group.
The company was privatized in 1993 and as a result of the transformation arose Confectionery Plant
Sp. o.o. Since 1997 the company operates as a joint stock company.
Over this period were produced cakes cake, cast sugar, hearts and stars and gingerbread glazed with
chocolate, ice cream, lollipops, chocolate-covered cherries, chocolate, jelly and sugar, and other
products.
Zakłady Przemysłu Cukierniczego “Otmuchów” S.A. | ul. Nyska 21 | 48-385 Otmuchów |
Confectionery Company ODRA SA is one of the largest Polish confectionery companies, with
participation in the domestic confectionery market, estimated at about 5%. Currently the company
offers the following products: hard candies, caramels filled, chocolate filled, chocolate and chocolate,
halva, sesame, lipsticks, irises and rubber-soluble, and dragees.
In May 2011 ZPC Otmuchów reached an agreement on the acquisition of shares in confectionery
company PWC Odra. On the basis of an agreement signed in September between firms
Z.P.C. "Otmuchów" SA gained control of the PWC Odra.
Przedsiębiorstwo Wyrobów Cukierniczych “ODRA” S.A. | ul. Starobrzeska 7 | 49-305 Brzeg |
Tel: + 48 77 444 60 00 | Fax: +48 77 416 26 27 | E-mail: [email protected] |
Packaging companies
WIPAK Group
As part of the Finland-based Wihuri Group the Wipak Group holds a leading rank in the development
and manufacture of multilayer films (in particular barrier films) and high-end packaging solutions in
Europe. Product portfolio is spread across two business divisions:
Food Packaging - offering packaging films for items such as fresh and processed meat, dairy products,
bakery products, confectionery, ready meals, fish and coffee plus a large variety of reclosing systems;
we also offer the appropriate packaging for the tobacco industry and supply films to converters;
Medical Packaging - supplying a comprehensive range of sterile barrier materials and systems for
medical device industries and health care institutions. We offer also substrate films for sticking
plasters and pvc-free materials for packing pharmaceutical solutions.
WIPAK Polska Sp. z o.o. | ul. Sikorskiego 20 | 49-340 Lewin Brzeski |
Tel: + 48 77 412 79 96| Fax: +48 77 404 20 01 | E-mail: [email protected] |
Fabryka Puszek Skarbimierz Polska Sp. z o.o.
The owner of the FPS is German Company Blechwarenfabrik Limburg GmbH.
The company has been on the German market for 135 years and produces about 150 different types
of cans for cooking oils, paints and varnishes. Company specializes also in the production of
aluminum bottle caps. Factory in Skarbimierz in Opolskie started operation in 2011.
FPS Polska Sp. z o.o. | ul. Smaków 4 | 49-318 Lewin Skarbimierz |
Tel: + 48 77 307 02 23| E-mail: [email protected] |
B+K Polska Sp.z o.o., which manufactures flexible industrial packaging in Walce, is a subsidiary of
Bischof + Klein, a leading European full-service supplier of flexible packaging and technical films. The
location is an important element in the B+K GROUP's growth towards Eastern Europe. The Opole
area, as a central economic region with good links to Western and Eastern Europe, offers an
outstanding platform for this.
B+K Polska Sp. z o.o.| ul. Eichendorffa 3 | 47-344 Walce |
Tel: + 48 77 407 63 10| Fax: +48 77 4076 - 311 | E-mail: [email protected] |
FAGRO Sp. j.
Fagro has been operated in production and sales of block bottom bags in Krapkowice since 1991.
Company supply to domestic and Scandinavian, German, Czech, Slovakian and Baltic Clients.
In terms of the range, quality, production capacities and development company aims to remain
among the leaders in this field in Poland.
To adequately meet the needs of customers in terms of quality, with extraordinary care company
comes to the quality of raw materials and additives used by continuous monitoring of suppliers, who
in the vast majority belong to the world leaders
FAGRO S. j. | ul. Opolska 103 B | 47-300 Krapkowice |
Tel: +48 77 466 22 14| Fax: +48 77 407 95 95 | E-mail: [email protected] |
We encourage you to contact
with the Investor and Exporter Assistance Center
in matters related to placement investment
in the Opolskie Region.
Contact Person:
Ewa Dudik
Phone/Fax +48 77 40 33 646
Mobile Phone +48 515 214 653
e-mail [email protected]
www.ocrg.opolskie.pl
www.investinopolskie.pl
skype: investinopolskie
Investor and Exporter Assistance Center
Opolskie Center of Economy Development
ul. Spychalskiego 1A
45 – 716 Opole, Poland
INVESTINOPOLSKIE.PL

Flourishing Food Sector in Opolskie Region

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