In spite of general national gripes against Polish railways and the road infrastructure, Poland was ranked second in respect of punctual deliveries, and rose by ten places in comparison to a similar report from 2007, informs Gazeta Wyborcza daily. On average, Poland received 3.44 points in a scale of 1 to 5, giving this country 15th  position in Europe.

The World Bank’s Logistics Performance Index considers the customs system, infrastructure quality, ease and price of transporting goods, tracing consignments and punctuality.

The index ranking comprises 155 countries, with Germany scoring an overall best on the list, ahead of Singapore and Sweden. (ek)

Poland’s logistic system is one of the best in Europe, and ranks 30th in the world, according to a new World Bank report.