
April 10, Volkovysk. JSC "Bellakt" plans to increase the capacity for the production of dry baby food by 2 times. Vitaly Lupik, General DIRECTOR of OJSC "Bellakt", told the journalists about this .
"We produce 600 tons of dry baby food every month. Our production capacity allows us to produce 700 tons, that is, we have a small gap now, which we have already filled with our partners. 50% of baby food is exported, half is domestic market. At this stage, the design of the baby food shop according to the GMP standard is underway, which will increase production capacity by 2 times," said Vitaliy Lupik.
The HEAD of the enterprise explained that this was due to the fact that baby foodat the moment, it is in great demand and the production capacities that are at this stage do not satisfy consumer demand. According to Vitaliy Lupyk, dry formulas, cereals, hypoallergenic and therapeutic formulas, as well as anti-reflux mixtures are produced in the baby food segment in Vaukavysk. "The entire range that we produce is in demand at the moment in the East and in Africa too. We have prospects for the development of our trade relations with Zimbabwe. The plans include the production of baby food in large containers, and the packaging of baby food - already directly in Zimbabwe "At the same time, Zimbabwe's neighbors are also interested in our products, baby food. This is a crazy market - 500 million people in neighboring countries. Our pricing policy satisfies our partners. Accordingly, we can move in this direction,"
OJSC "Bellakt" processes 700 tons of MILK daily. The company exports its products to 20 countries of the world. Baby food is supplied to 15 countries. The main buyers of baby food are Pakistan, Uzbekistan , Syria, Turkey , RUSSIA .
Today, the wife of the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe, Oxilia Mnangagwa, visited Bellakt OJSC. During the negotiations, various options for cooperation were considered: from the supply of finished products to Zimbabwe to the transfer of part of the technological operations to the country, as well as the construction of a full-fledged production in Zimbabwe.