Wielkopolska (Greater Poland) Region is one of the largest regions in Poland. Its area is comparable to an average sized European state (for example, Belgium), or a European region (for example, Brandenburg in Germany). Its population is bigger than that of Latvia and is not much smaller than the population of Ireland.
The Wielkopolska Province is conveniently situated at the junction of major European communication routes. It is at the crossroads of a major route from Berlin through Poznań, to Konin and Warsaw and on to Moscow, and from Prague through Leszno and Poznań to the Baltic Sea. Poznań Ławica airport operates both domestic and international flights. There are regular connections to London, Brussels in Belgium, Vienna in Austria, Cologne, Munich, Frankfurt/Main in Germany and Copenhagen in Denmark.
Wielkopolska has traditionally strong agricultural background. However the natural conditions are under the CEE average, but the well organized farms and the technical equipments ensures a leading role for the province in the Polish agri-business.
Grodzisk Food Park
The zone Grodzisk Industrial Zone (GSP) covers 35 hectares with full infrastructure, is situated next to the road number 32 Poznan - Zielona Gora, and situated next to the bypass of Grodzisk (district road nr 308 Kunowo - Nowy Tomysl). The park's target sector is food pocessing, represented by companies like AMPOL-SERWIS (construction), SZOK - mineral water production, INDROL - meat processing, OLE S.A. - mushrooms processing, GROBUD - windows carpentry, PAGO Sp. z o.o. - Cold Store
The town has 13,000+ inhabitants, and the supportive municipality can fullfil all the training requirements of food processing investors.
