The last few years have not been kind to the Germans. They have had to rescue not only their own but also the Greek economy from collapse. But they succeeded. Now they are turning their minds to investment once again – and Much of this will be in PolandEmil Górecki“We are receiving clear signals that German companies want to move part of their production or logistics operations to Poland. This is not a new trend because we have always been a source of cheaper labour for the Germans, but this process was recently set back by the crisis. Now it is coming back and is stronger,” says Marek Skrzydlak, a negotiator in the warehouse and industrial space department at Cushman & Wakefield.The reasons for this have not changed for many years and will probably not do so for a long time to come, due to the traditionally cheaper workforce, the continually improving road infrastructu