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Appendix 4 to the SSUFSCP Letter Annex 4 to the SSUFSCP Letter Of 12.11.2019 № 13.1.1-6/1/7508 List of Storage Facilities from which barley Exports to the People’s Republic of China are Planned No. Full Name Legal Address Storage Address Vinnytsia region 1. 23032, 23032, Ukraine, Ukraine, Limited Liability Company Vinnitsa region, Vinnitsa region, “AGRODAR – BAR” Bar district, Bar district, Mizhlissya village, Mizhlissya village, 2 Lisova street 2 Lisova street 2. 22731, 22731, Ukraine, Ukraine, LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY Vinnitsa region, Vinnitsa region, “SOROCHANSKY MIROSHNIK” Illinetskiy district Illinetskiy district 3-A,Gagarina street 3-A,Gagarina street 3. 22850, 22850, Ukraine, Ukraine, LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY Vinnytsya region, Vinnytsya region, “Carolina grain elevator” Nemyriv district, Nemyriv district, Carolina, Carolina, 7 Pryvokzalna street 7 Pryvokzalna street 4. 23100 23100 Ukraine, Ukraine, Limited Liability Company Vinnitsa region, Vinnitsa region, “ZHMERINSKY ELEVATOR” Zhmerynka, Zhmerynka, Chernishevskogo str.42 Chernishevskogo str.42 5. 24024, 24032, Ukraine, Ukraine, Branch of Agricultural JSC "Ahrokriazh" Vinnytsia region, Vinnytsia region, "Vendychanskyi elevator" Mohyliv-Podilskyi district, Mohyliv-Podilskyi district , Yarishiv, Vendychany village, 161, Golovna street 21-M Vinnytska str. 6. 22000, 22000, Ukraine, Ukraine, Limited liability company Vinnytsia region, Vinnytsia region, "ADM Khmilnitskyi elevator" Khmilnyk, Khmilnyk, 26, Basylya Porika street 26, Basylya Porika street 7. 24240, 24240, Ukraine, Ukraine, Branch “Vapnyarskyi Elevator” Vinnytsia region, Vinnytsia region, LLC “ADM Khmilnitskyi elevator” Tomashpilskyi district, Tomashpilskyi district, Vapnyarka, Vapnyarka, 6, Gagarina street 6, Gagarina street 8. 24600, 24600, Ukraine, Ukraine, Limited Liability Company Vinnytsia region, Vinnytsia region, “Kryzhopilskiy elevator” Kryzhopil district, Kryzhopil district, Kryzhopil, Kryzhopil, 6, O. Savchenka street 6, O. Savchenka street 9. 23700, 23700, Ukraine, Ukraine, Limited Liability Company Vinnytsia region, Vinnytsia region, “Zoria Podillya Foods Company” Gaysin, Gaysin, 150, Zavodska street 131-a, Zavodska street 10. 24600, 24615, Ukraine, Ukraine, Private joint-stock company Vinnytsia region, Vinnitsa region, “PODILLYA FOODS COMPANY” Kryzhopil district, Kryzhopol district, Kryzhopil, Gorodovka village, 74-A, Yuria Tiutiunnyka street 105, Blagovishchenska street 2 11. 23240, 23240, Ukraine, Ukraine, Limited Liability Company Vinnitsa region, Vinnitsa region, “VINNYTSKYI KOMBINAT Vinnitsa dstrict, Vinnitsa dstrict, KHLIBOPRODUKTIV” Desna, Desna, 6b, Gagarin street 6b, Gagarin street 12. 23818, Ukraine, Vinnitsa region, Teplyts'kyy district, Kublich, 12, Zaliznychna street 23033 23818, Ukraine, Ukraine, Vinnitsa region, Limited liability company Vinnitsa region, Bars'kyy district,, "Kublich grain" Teplyts'kyy district, Zamozhne, Kublich, 26, Vokzalna street 12, Zaliznychna street 23813, Ukraine, Vinnitsa region, Teplyts'kyy district, Komarivs'ka sil's'ka rada, Rozkoshivka, 1, Druzhby street Volyns`ka region 13. 1 45240, 45240, 5 Ukraine, Ukraine, . Volyn region, Volyn region, "Volyn-Zerno-Product" LLC Kivercivskiy district, Kivercivskiy district, Lypliany , Lypliany , 22, Kozatska street 22, Kozatska street 14. 44762, 45341, Ukraine, Ukraine, Volyn region, Agroinvest-Topilish Farm Volyn region, Volodymyr-Volynsky district, Ivanichiv district, Nehvoroshcha, village Topilishche 1A, Lysna street 15. 44100, 44100, Ukraine, Ukraine, Volyn region, Volyn region, ALLC “ Ratne agrarian” Ratne district, Ratne district, Ratne Ratne 2, Nova street 2, Nova street Dnipropetrovsk region 16. 70501, Ukraine, Zaporizhzhia region, Orekhov district, 49033, Orekhov, Ukraine, 129, Pokrovskaya street LLC “ OPTIMUSAGRO TRADE” Dnipro, 122, Bogdan Khmelnitsky av., 53208, block E-5, room 11 Ukraine, Dnipropetrovsk region, Nikopol, 224, Elektrometalurgiv street 17. 52600, 25223, Ukraine, Ukraine, Limited liability Company “Zernoprom- Dnipropetrovsk region, Dnipropetrovsk region, Agro” Vasylkivskiy district, Synelnikivskyi district, Vasylivka, Georgiivka, 160, Partyzanska street 1, Agropromyslova street 3 18. 52580, 52580, Dnipropetrovsk region, Dnipropetrovsk region, Limited liability Company Synelnikivsky district, Synelnikivsky district, “Slavgorod – Agro” Slavgorog, Slavgorog, 1, Mayska street 1, Mayska street 19. 49021, 49021, Branch “Dnipropetrovsk River Port” Ukraine, Ukraine, JSSK “UKRRICHFLOT” Dnipro, Dnipro, 11, Amur-Gavan`street 11, Amur-Gavan`street Ivano-Frankivsk region 20. 77033, 77000, Ukraine, Ukraine, Branch of LLC “Zakhid-Agro MHP” Ivano-Frankivsk region, Ivano-Frankivsk region, “Voskresentsivskyy Elevator” Rogatin district, Rogatin, Voskresinci street 20 A, Shashkevicha street 19A, Taras Shevchenko street Kyiv region 21. 01133, 31000, Ukraine, Ukraine, “AIK TRADING” LLC Kyiv, Khmelnytsk region, 18/7 V, Henerala Almazova street Krasyliv, 150, Hrushevskogo street 22. 5 04073, 23536, 8 Ukraine, Ukraine, Limited liability Company “Ukrainian . Kyiv, Vinnytsia region, Elevator Company” (Rakhny Grain 1-A, Sportyvna square, Shargorod district, Warehouse) BC “Gulliver”, Rakhny Lisovi, 15 floor 40, Myru street 23. 08800, 78100, Ukraine, Ukraine, Branch Perspektive PrJSC Kyiv region, Ivano-Frankivsk region, “ZERNOPRODUCT MHP” Myronivka, Horodenka, 1, Elevatorna street 164 Vynnychenka street 24. 01033, 54034, Branch of JSC “SFGCU” Ukraine, Ukraine, “Mykolaivskyi port elevator” Kyiv, Mykolaiv, 1, Saksahanskoho street 122/1 Persha slobidska street 25. 01033, 65003, Branch of JSC “SFGCU” Ukraine, Ukraine, “Odesa grain terminal” Kyiv, Odesa, 1, Saksahanskoho street 4, Khlibna Havan street 26. 37000, 01033, Ukraine, Branch of JSC “SFGCU” Ukraine, Poltava region, “Pyriatynskyi grain products plant” Kyiv, Pyriatyn, 1, Saksahanskoho street 52, Soborna street 27. 37552, 01033, Ukraine, Branch of JSC “SFGCU” Ukraine, Poltava region, “Lubenskyi seed processing plant” Kyiv, Lubenskyi district, 1, Saksahanskoho street Zasullia village 137, Molodizhna street 28. 41300, 01033, Ukraine, Branch of JSC “SFGCU” Ukraine, Summy region, “Krolevetskyi elevator” Kyiv, Krolevets, 1, Saksahanskoho street 10, Andriivska street 29. 20300, 01033, Ukraine, Branch of JSC “SFGCU” Ukraine, Cherkasy region, “Umanskyi elevator” Kyiv, Uman, 1, Saksahanskoho street 7, Starytskogo street 30. 75402, 02002, Ukraine, Ukraine, Kherson region, LLC “Rivnens’kyy elevator” Kyiv, Ivanivka district, 2 A, Sverstyuk street, Ivanivka, 510 ofice 178a, Tavriys’ka street 4 75530, Ukraine, Kherson region, Heniches’k district, Rivne, 14, Robitnycha street 75300, Ukraine, Kherson region, Nonotroyits’ke, 157a, Bezrodn’oho street 24405, Ukraine, Vinnytsa region, Bershad district, Floryno, 1, Zaliznychna street 31. 23521, Ukraine, Vinnitsa region, Pen’kivka, 02002, 97, Tsentral’na street Ukraine, LLC “Ecoliniya” Kyiv, 32440, 2 A, Sverstyuk street, Ukraine, 510 ofice Khmelnytsky region, Dunayivtsi district, Balynivka, 33, Kutuzova street 32. 09107, LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY 09107, Kyiv region, «OLAM BILOTSERKIVSKYI Kyiv region, Bila Tserkva, ELEVANJR» Bila Tserkva, 8, Pryvokzalna St. 8, Pryvokzalna St. 33. 22100, Ukraine, Vinnitsa region, Kozyatyn, 02002, 12, Dovzhenko street Ukraine, LLC “Zernokomplex “Syvash” Kyiv, 23310, 2 A, Sverstyuk street, Ukraine, 510 ofice Vinnitsa region, Mohyliv-Podil’skyy district, Vendychany, 23, Vinnyts’ka 34. 08800, 08800, Ukraine, Ukraine, Private Joint-Stock Company Kyiv region, Kyiv region, “Kyiv-Atlantic Ukraine” Myronivka district, Myronivka district, Myronivka, Myronivka, 8, Stepova street 8, Stepova street 35. 26331, Ukraine, Kirovohrad region, Hayvoron district, 02002, Khashchuvate, Ukraine, 1, Stepova street LLC “Zernoliya” Kyiv, 2 A, Sverstyuk street, 23100, 510 ofice Ukraine, Vinnytsa region, Zhmerynka district, Zhmerynka, 2, Barlyayeva street 36. 02002, 22400, LLC “Agrarico” Ukraine, Ukraine, 5 Kyiv, Vinnytsa region, 2 A, Sverstyuk street, Kalynivka district, 510 ofice Kalynivka, 33, Kotsybinskiy street 37. 22600, Ukraine, Vinnitsa region, Orativ district, 02002, Orativ, Ukraine, 1, Pryvokzalna street LLC “Voyins’ke KHPP” Kyiv, 2 A, Sverstyuk street, 64272, 510 ofice Ukraine, Kharkiv region, Balakliya district, Savyntsi, 21, Shkil’na street 38. 74214, Ukraine, Kherson region, Novovorontsovs’kyy district, 02002, Zolota Balka, Ukraine, 24, 26, Naberezhna street LLC «Rivnensʹkyy KHPP» Kyiv, 2 A, Sverstyuk street, 75400, 510 ofice Ukraine, Kherson region, Vysokopil’s’kyy district, Blakytne, 54, Zaliznychna street 39. 66302, 01015, Ukraine, Limited liability company Ukraine, Odesa region, "Panda" Kyiv, Podilsk, 46/2, Moskovska street, office 211 218, 50-richchya Zhovtnya street 40. 12430 Ukraine, 01015, Zhytomyr region, Limited liability company Ukraine, Zhytomyr district «Polissya Zernoproduct» Kyiv, Stanyshivs'ka sil's'ka rada, 46/2, Moskovska street, office 211 Complex of buildings and structures №21, 41. 13045, Ukraine, Private Joint Stock Company 01133, Zhytomyr region, “Pechanivsky Combinat Kyiv, Romanivs'kyi district, Hleboproduktov” 27,Yevhena Konovaltsia street Pechanivka, 1 a, Tsentralnaya street 42. 47461 01015, Ukraine, Limited liability company Ukraine, Ternopil region, "LANOVCY INVEST" Kyiv, Lanivetskyi district 46/2, Moskovska street, office 211 42а, Lozi street 43. 08304, 08304, Ukraine, Ukraine, Limited liability company Kiev region, Kiev region, "BILYY TSVIT" Borispil, Borispil, 1, Zavokzalna 1, Zavokzalna Kirovograd region 44. 27500, 27500, Ukraine, Ukraine, Limited Liability Company Kirovograd region, Kirovograd region, “SVITLOVODSK RIVER
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