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No 183/2005, Importing Feed from Third Countries According to Art. 18(3) of Ordinance 109/2006 (20/09/2021) Register of Bulgarian operators which activity is under Art. 10 of Regulation (EC) No 183/2005, importing feed from third countries according to Art. 18(3) of Ordinance 109/2006 (20/09/2021) REPRESENTATIVE ESTABLISHEMENT IN THE NON-EU COUNTRY FEED PRODUCT Feed Compound Name Location Member State Name Address Non-EU Country Additives Premixtures material feed MULITU TOWN, Promishlena zona, TONGLIAO MEIHUA KEERQIN DIS., kv. Povelyanovo, Republic of People’s Republic VIAND EAD BIOLOGICAL SCI- TONGLIAO CITY, X 9160 Devnya, Bulgaria of China TECH CO., LTD THE INNER Varna region MONGOLIA, CHINA Promishlena zona, LSP INDUSTRIAL kv. Povelyanovo, Republic of LIAONING ZONE, CHANGTU, People’s Republic VIAND EAD X 9160 Devnya, Bulgaria BIOCHEM CO.,LTD TIELING, LIAONING, of China Varna region CHINA Promishlena zona, SCHANDONG NB HAOSTER TOWN, kv. Povelyanovo, Republic of People’s Republic VIAND EAD TECHNOLOGY CO. ZOUPING, COUNTY, X 9160 Devnya, Bulgaria of China LTD SCHANDONG, CHINA Varna region RESOURCES-BASED CITY ECONOMIC Promishlena zona, TRANSFORMATION INNER MONGOLIA kv. Povelyanovo, Republic of EXPERIMENTAL People’s Republic VIAND EAD EPPEN BIOTECH X 9160 Devnya, Bulgaria ZONE,CHIFENG of China CO,LTD. Varna region CITY,INNER MONGOLIA, 024070 P.R CHINA JL. RAYA ARJOSARI KM 9,KECAMATAN Promishlena zona, REJOSO, kv. Povelyanovo, Republic of PT. CHEILJEDANG Republic of VIAND EAD KABUPATEN X 9160 Devnya, Bulgaria INDONESIA, JL Indonesia PASURUAN 67181 Varna region JAWA TIMUR, INDONEZIA JL. RAYA ARJOSARI KM 9,KECAMATAN Promishlena zona, REJOSO, kv. Povelyanovo, Republic of PT CHEIL JEDANG Republic of VIAND EAD KABUPATEN X 9160 Devnya, Bulgaria INDONEZIA Indonesia PASURUAN 67181 Varna region JAWA TIMUR, INDONEZIA KERTHIN BIO POLIMER PARK Promishlena zona, PHASE 2, MUKIM kv. Povelyanovo, Republic of CJ BIO MALAYSIA VIAND EAD KERTEH, 24300 Malaysia X 9160 Devnya, Bulgaria SDN BHD, LOT Q KEMAMAN, Varna region TERENGGANU, MALAYSIA RAYA ARJOSARI KM 9, KESAMATAN Promishlena zona, REJOSO, kv. Povelyanovo, Republic of CHEILJEDANG Republic of VIAND EAD KABUPATEN X 9160 Devnya, Bulgaria INDONEZIA, JL Indonesia PASURUAN 67181 Varna region JAWA TIMUR, INDONEZIA CJ( SHENYANG) BIOTECH CO., LTD, Promishlena zona, SHENBEI NEW kv. Povelyanovo, Republic of CJ (SHENYANG) People’s Republic VIAND EAD DISTRICT,SHENYAN X 9160 Devnya, Bulgaria BIOTECH CO., LTD of China G Varna region CITY,LIAONING,CHI NA CJ( SHENYANG) BIOTECH CO., LTD, Promishlena zona, № 38 YUNONG kv. Povelyanovo, Republic of CJ (SHENYANG) People’s Republic VIAND EAD ROAD, SHENBEI X 9160 Devnya, Bulgaria BIOTECH CO., LTD of China NEW DISTRICT, Varna region SHENYANG CITY, LIAONING, CHINA Promishlena zona, YANGHE INDUSTRY kv. Povelyanovo, Republic of NINGXIA EPPEN GARDEN, People’s Republic VIAND EAD X 9160 Devnya, Bulgaria BIOTECH CO.,LTD YONGNING, of China Varna region NINGXIA, CHINA № 38 YUNOND Promishlena zona, ROAD, SHENBEI kv. Povelyanovo, Republic of CJ (SHENYAND) People’s Republic VIAND EAD NEW DISTRICT, X 9160 Devnya, Bulgaria BIOTEH CO., LTD of China SHENYANG CIYI, Varna region LIAONING,CHINA LTD.ECONOMIC& Promishlena zona, DEVELOPMENT kv. Povelyanovo, Republic of CJ (SHENYAND) People’s Republic VIAND EAD ZONE, LIAOCHENG X 9160 Devnya, Bulgaria BIOTEH CO., LTD of China CITY, SHANDONG Varna region PROVINCE, CHINA MULITU TOWN, Promishlena zona, TONGLIO MEIHUA KEERQIN DIS., kv. Povelyanovo, Republic of People’s Republic VIAND EAD BIOLOGICAL SCI- TONGLIAO CITY, X 9160 Devnya, Bulgaria of China TECH CO., LTD THE INNER Varna region MONGOLIA, CHINA MULITU TOWN, Promishlena zona, TONGLIO MEIHUA KEERQIN DIS., kv. Povelyanovo, Republic of People’s Republic VIAND EAD BIOLOGICAL SCI- TONGLIAO CITY, X 9160 Devnya, Bulgaria of China TECH CO., LTD THE INNER Varna region MONGOLIA, CHINA DELIGEER INDUSTRIAL PARK, DUERBET Promishlena zona, MONGOLIAN HEILONGJIANG kv. Povelyanovo, Republic of AUTONOMOUS People’s Republic VIAND EAD EPPEN BIOTECH X 9160 Devnya, Bulgaria COUNTRY, DAQING of China CO., LTD Varna region CITY , HEILONGJIANG PROVINCE, 166200, P.R. CHINA COFCO BIO ZPZ, 26 Perla Republic of 73 Daqine Road, People’s Republic P.I.K.Ko AD CHEMICAL(ANHUI) X blv., Varna Bulgaria Bengbuqanhui of China CO Treti mart, bul. BULBARN Promishlena zona Republic of Nuscience Premix 28, 60 Oktobra str., Republic of Serbia X OOD "Planova Bulgaria International d.o.o. 11320 Velika Plana Varna Treti mart, bul. Road Five, Winsford BULBARN Promishlena zona Republic of Industrial Estate Tithbarn Limited United Kingdom X OOD "Planova Bulgaria Winsford CW 7 3PG Varna Cheshire, UK Skladova baza Meihua Group room D, Tower A, BRENNTAG Bon Marin International Traiding Bilion Centre, 1 Wang Republic of People’s Republic BULGARIA Lodzhistik, Topoli Limited BIO- Kwong Road, X Bulgaria of China EOOD village, Varna TEHNOLOGY Kowoloon Bah, region CO.LTD Kowloon, Hong Kong Skladova baza BRENNTAG Bon Marin 3092 North Renmin Republic of XENJIANG MEIHUA People’s Republic BULGARIA Lodzhistik, Topoli Road, Wujiaqu City, X Bulgaria AMINO CO. LTD of China EOOD village, Varna Hinjiang Province region Skladova baza JI. Raya Arjosari, km 9 BRENNTAG Bon Marin Republic of PT. Cheil Jedang Kes. Rejoso, Kab. Republic of BULGARIA Lodzhistik, Topoli X Bulgaria Indonesia Pasuruan, 6781 Jawa Indonesia EOOD village, Varna Timur region Skladova baza LotQ, Kerthin, Bio BRENNTAG Bon Marin Republic of CJ Bio Malaiysia Sdn Polymer Park Phase 2, BULGARIA Lodzhistik, Topoli Malaysia X Bulgaria Bhd Mukim Kerteh, 24300 EOOD village, Varna Kemaman, Terengganu region Skladova baza Haosheng Town, BRENNTAG Bon Marin Republic of Shandong Nb Zouping County, People’s Republic BULGARIA Lodzhistik, Topoli X Bulgaria Technology Co., LTD Shandong, People’s of China EOOD village, Varna Republic of China region Skladova baza Yanghe Industry BRENNTAG Bon Marin Garden, Republic of Ningxia Eppen Biotech People’s Republic BULGARIA Lodzhistik, Topoli Yongning Country, X Bulgaria Co., LTD of China EOOD village, Varna Ningxia, People’s region Republic of China LOOTQ, KERTHIN BIO POLYMER Skladova baza 26, PARK PHASE 2 BRENNTAG CJ BIO MALALAIY- str. Perla "Varna Republic of MUKIM KERTEH BULGARIA SIA SDN BHD MALAYSIA X Lodzhistik" EAD, Bulgaria 24300 KEMA- EOOD Varna city MAN, TERENGGA- NU Skladova baza 26, YANGHE INDUSTRY BRENNTAG str. Perla "Varna Republic of NINGXIA EPPEN GARDEN, People’s Republic BULGARIA X Lodzhistik" EAD, Bulgaria BIOTECH CO. LTD YONGNING of China EOOD Varna city COUNTRY, NINGXIA 1289 BEIER WEST Skladova baza 26, BRENNTAG XINJIANG MEIHUA STREET, str. Perla "Varna Republic of People’s Republic BULGARIA AMINO ACID CO. INDUSTRIAL AREA, X Lodzhistik" EAD, Bulgaria of China EOOD LTD WUHIAQU CITY, Varna city 831300 Skladova baza 26, BRENNTAG HAOSHENG TOWN, str. Perla "Varna Republic of SHANDONG NB People’s Republic BULGARIA ZOUPING COUNTY, X Lodzhistik" EAD, Bulgaria TEHOLOGY CO. LTD of China EOOD SHANDONG Varna city Skladova baza 26, JI. RAYA ARJOSARI BRENNTAG str. Perla "Varna Republic of PT. CHEIL JEDANG KM 9, KES. REJOSO, Republic of BULGARIA X Lodzhistik" EAD, Bulgaria INDONESIA KAB. PASURUAN Indonesia EOOD Varna city 6781 JAWA TIMUR Skladova baza 26, BRENNTAG SHANDONG FY HAOSHENG TOWN, str. Perla "Varna Republic of People’s Republic BULGARIA FEED TECHNOLOGY ZOUPING COUNTY, X Lodzhistik" EAD, Bulgaria of China EOOD CO., LTD SHANDONG Varna city RESOURCES-BASED CITY ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION Skladova baza 26, BRENNTAG INNER MONGOLIA EXPERIMENTAL str. Perla "Varna Republic of People’s Republic BULGARIA EPPEN BIOTECH CO. ZONE, X Lodzhistik" EAD, Bulgaria of China EOOD LTD YUANBAOSHAN Varna city DISTRICT, CHIFENG CITY, INNER MONGOLIA, 024070 MULTI TOWN, Skladova baza 26, BRENNTAG TOGLIAO MEIHUA KEERQIN DIS str. Perla "Varna Republic of People’s Republic BULGARIA BIOLOGICAL SCI- TONGLIAO THE X Lodzhistik" EAD, Bulgaria of China EOOD TECH CO. LTD INNER MONGOLIA, Varna city 028024 Skladova baza 26, 3092 NORTH RENMIN BRENNTAG str. Perla "Varna Republic of XINJIANG MEIHUA ROAD, WUJIAQU People’s Republic BULGARIA X Lodzhistik" EAD, Bulgaria AMINO CO. LTD CITY, HINJIANG of China EOOD Varna city PROVINCE ROOM D, TOWER A, MEIHUA GROUP Skladova baza 26, BILION CENTRE, 1 BRENNTAG INTERNATIONAL str. Perla "Varna Republic of WANG KWONG People’s Republic BULGARIA TRAIDING LIMITED X Lodzhistik" EAD, Bulgaria ROAD, KOWOLOON of China EOOD BIO-TEHNOLOGY Varna city BAH, KOWLOON, CO. LTD HONG KONG SOUTH ZHUJIANG ROAD, WEST YUN Skladova baza 26, HAI STREET, BRENNTAG JILIN MEIHUA str. Perla "Varna Republic of BAICHENG People’s Republic BULGARIA AMINO ACID CO. X Lodzhistik" EAD, Bulgaria INDUSTRIAL ZONE, of China EOOD LTD Varna city BAICHENG CITY, JILIN PROVINCE, 137000 East Side of National Skladova baza 26, Qiqihar Longjiang Road G111 At 1558 BRENNTAG str. Perla "Varna Republic of Fufeng km. Ang' Ang Xi People's Republic BULGARIA X Lodzhistik" EAD, Bulgaria Biotechnologies Co., District Qiqihar City of China EOOD Varna city Ltd. Heilongjiang Province Economic and Skladova baza 26, BRENNTAG Development Zone, str. Perla "Varna Republic of HC-CJ (Liaocheng) People's Republic BULGARIA Liaocheng City, X Lodzhistik" EAD, Bulgaria Biotech Co., Ltd. of China EOOD Varna city 252000 Shandong Province Deligeer Industrial Skladova baza 26, Park, Duerbet BRENNTAG str. Perla "Varna Republic of Heilongjiang Eppen Mongolian People's Republic BULGARIA X Lodzhistik" EAD, Bulgaria Biotech Co., Ltd Autonomous country, of China EOOD Varna city Daqing, Heilongjiang Province, 166200 Istanbul Redoks Organic 26 Perla str. ZPZ Republic of Deri Organire San Bol. Republic of UKKO OOD Mineral San Ve X Varna Bulgaria
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