Here in Russia it's hard to see something Polish (except old movies and books). May be some cosmetics? Not sure.
I heard about Polish-grown apples exported to Russia. But there are more things of course: retailpoland.com/120772/Polish-exports-to-Russia-up-407-in- January-February-2012.shtml
Polish companies exported goods to Russia worth $1.45bn (€1.09bn) in the first two months of 2012, 40.7% more than in the same period of 2011, according to Central Statistical Office (GUS). The majority of goods exported to Russia from Poland include machine and auto parts, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, hygienic products, chemical products, vehicles, machines, and foodstuffs.
Fortunately I have Polish rubber keyboard (MEDIA-TECH Polska Sp. z.o.o., Halinow, Poland), made in China though. It's horrible.
I imagine any rubber keyboard is horrible. :):):):)
There was ban 2005-2007 but now there's no restrictions
True.
Polish Juices are lovely, even the beetroot and apple variety
Aaah, yes, we forgot about them. Thanks. And indeed, beetroot juice is Polish specialty, both regular and fermented.
Regular by Hortex, Krakus.
Concentrate
Fermented kvass by many local producers:
But recently I stopped buying them after I mastered the technology of home kvass making.
and beer obviously. I generally only drink Polish beer, interestingly enough lots of my old mates from my old pub here in the UK now drink Tyskie in the pub.
Wow. They must have seen the commercials of Tyskie set in UK:
Northern Ireland
Scotland
London, England