Over 60% of Poles want more Sunday trading days
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According to the latest survey, co-authored by the company Shopfully Poland, 60.5% of Poles want an increase in the number of Sunday trading days. This suggests that a majority of society supports easing the current ban on trading on Sundays.
According to the study, 27.5% of respondents favour increasing the number of Sunday trading days in a different way. The data show that opinions on this topic are varied, but the vast majority of respondents want greater freedom to shop on Sundays.
It is worth recalling that in Poland, trading on Sundays is prohibited, except for a few designated Sundays in the year and Sundays before holidays. The current regulations have been the subject of debate for many years, and the survey results may influence the discussion about changes to the law.
It is worth noting that the study reflects consumer preferences, but it does not automatically mean a change in the law. Decisions on any easing of the ban are made by politicians, so the coming months will show whether public opinion translates into concrete action.
Sources: Portal spożywczy
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