Until the end of January, products, services and innovations can be submitted to the 32nd “Teraz Polska” Competition. According to the results of surveys on a representative sample of Poles, the “Teraz Polska” emblem is one of the best-rated and highest-positioned distinctions on the Polish market.

Krzysztof Przybył, the president of the Polish Promotional Emblem Foundation said that Polish entrepreneurs have been building, developing and strengthening their brands for years. “The “Teraz Polska” emblem accompanies them on this path throughout the entire period of transformation. Today we live in the age of global economic turmoil. Based on our experience and thirty years of careful observation of the domestic market and global trends, we can state with full conviction that the recipe of success is still creating a strong brand. And it can be supported in many ways. One of them is submitting a product or service to the “Teraz Polska” Competition”.

In the case of the “Teraz Polska” Competition, the prize is not only a statuette awarded to all winners during the gala ceremony. Each company winning the “Teraz Polska” emblem gains the right to place it on the awarded products and services as well as in all marketing materials.

Other benefits include promotion in the “Teraz Polska” magazine; joint promotional campaigns with the cooperating media with other winners; promotion during debates and conferences organized by the Foundation independently and as part of Congress 590; participation in the “Teraz Polska” Gala, as well as membership in the “Teraz Polska” Club, which brings together winners, friends of the Foundation and representatives of institutions, companies and universities.

The “Teraz Polska” emblem is one of the best-rated and highest-positioned trademarks on the Polish market. 90% of Poles associate the sign with the high quality of the product, 88 % of customers believe that the sign encourages them to buy, and 72% of consumers believe that the mark underlines the reputation of the manufacturer. Additionally, 83% of consumers believe that having a choice, one should buy products of Polish origin.

Arkadiusz Słomczyński