The author of the post assessed that the furniture industry is collapsing, and its profitability has recently fallen below 5 percent. Among the companies declaring bankruptcy, he mentioned Fameg, which — as he wrote — was until recently the largest manufacturer of bent wooden chairs in Europe. The post ended with the hashtag "#ByleNieTusk". #ByleNieTusk https://t.co/GxvfcwMd0z #branża #meble #upadłość #EU (translated)
Marcin Edo wrote that Fameg from Radomsko, operating since 1881 and one of the largest furniture manufacturers in Poland, filed for bankruptcy, which - as he reported - threatens 500 jobs. He stated that the company survived wars, communism, and economic transformations associated by him with Leszek Balcerowicz and Grzegorz Lewandowski, but could not cope under the government of Donald Tusk, whom he referred to in a derogatory manner. https://t.co/UBVNBZIptC #Fameg #meble #upadłość (translated)
The Polish furniture industry is struggling with a crisis that is leading to the collapse of more manufacturers, such as Fameg, due to uncompetitiveness against cheaper competition from Asia and rising production costs. #PolskieMeble #KryzysPrzemysłu #AzjatyckaKonkurencja (translated)
