Cheap, duty-free supplies are endangering the domestic steel sector, according to Warsaw officials
Poland will seek protective measures from the EU on Ukrainian steel imports, a government official told Bloomberg on Tuesday, arguing that a glut of duty-free supply is threatening local producers.
The move follows a pattern of Warsaw making efforts to protect against Ukrainian agricultural imports last year.
Imports of Ukrainian steel to Poland jumped about half last year and rose another 27% in the first half of 2025, data from Polish steelmakers’ lobby group HIPH showed. It prompted local producers to demand a government suspension.
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