The recent period has not been favourable for the wood and furniture industries. Companies in these sectors are suffering from high prices of raw wood, labour and electricity costs, declining orders and exports of furniture and wood products, as well as interruptions in supply chains. How to cope with market volatility and survive difficult times? In September professionals will try to answer this question in Poznan at the DREMA trade fair.

DREMA 2025 is one of the world's largest events for the sector of woodworking machines and tools as well as components for the furniture industry. The fair provides a comprehensive approach to the current challenges of the industry, simultaneously promoting the achievements of the Polish wood and furniture sectors. The know-how gained over the years means that today we are creating the future together with market leaders and renowned brands, setting the directions for the development of the entire sector.

The exhibitors at DREMA 2025 include Valutec, a company with nearly 100 years of experience in wood drying; PRINZ Poland, a company specializing in mobile and stationary chain cutting systems; and Vectric, a manufacturer of design software for CNC machines. These companies will showcase their latest technological advancements and solutions to address industry challenges.

Poznan's largest underground car park will accommodate 650 cars, ensuring easy access for visitors. The PASODOBRE Restaurant & Tapas Bar offers a Spanish atmosphere with fresh dishes and tapas, while Basilico Bistro provides quick and tasty dinners. Garden City Restaurants & Catering offers catering services for events, concerts, and more.

The DREMA trade fair is highly recommended by Honorary Patronage Branch Patronage Media cooperation MTP PARKING. The event features machines in operation, demonstrations of state-of-the-art technological solutions, abundance of events, and integrated showrooms of Furnica and Sofab. With an expected attendance from exhibitors and visitors alike, DREMA 2025 is set to be THE MOST AWAITED MEETING FOR WOOD AND FURNITURE INDUSTRY professionals.