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Appendix 4 to the SSUFSCP Letter List of Storage Facilities from which soya Exports to the People’s Republic of China are Planned No. Full Name Legal Address Storage Address Vinnytsia region 23818, 23818, Ukraine, Ukraine, Limited liability company “Kublich Vinnytsia region, Vinnytsia region, 1. grain” Teplyts’kyy district, Teplyts’kyy district, Kublich, Kublich, 12, Zaliznycha street 12, Zaliznycha street 24600, 24615, Ukraine, Ukraine, Private joint-stock company Vinnytsia region, Vinnitsa region, 2. “PODILLYA FOODS COMPANY” Kryzhopil district, Kryzhopol district, Kryzhopil, Gorodovka village, 74-A, Yuria Tiutiunnyka street 105, Blagovishchenska street 22525, 22500, Ukraine, Ukraine, Vinnytsya region, 3. LLC “TAS AGRO WEST” Vinnytsya region, Lypovetskiy district, Lypovets, Zoziv village Heroiv Maydanu str. 63 Molodizhna str. 29 E 23032, 23032, Ukraine, Ukraine, Limited Liability Company Vinnitsa region, Vinnitsa region, 4. “AGRODAR – BAR” Bar district, Bar district, Mizhlissya village, Mizhlissya village, 2 Lisova street 2 Lisova street Dnipropetrovsk region 19634, Ukraine, Cherkasy region, 49033, Cherkasy district, Ukraine, Khatsky village, Limited liability company 5. Dnipro, 4, Poleva street “OPTIMUSAGRO TRADE” 122, Bogdan Khmelnitsky av., block E-5, room 11 19501, Cherkasy region, Horodyshche city, 12, Industrial street 04071, 49021, Branch “Dnipropetrovsk River Port” Ukraine, Ukraine, 6. JSSK “UKRRICHFLOT” Kyiv, Dnipro, 8 Elektrykiv Street 11, Amur-Gavan`street 51610, 51610, Ukraine, Ukraine, Limited Liability Company 7. Dnipropetrovsk region, Dnipropetrovsk region, “Unigrain-Basis” Myshurin Rih vill., Myshurin Rih vill., 1, Bohdana Khmelnytskoho street 1, Bohdana Khmelnytskoho street Kyiv region 66302, 01015, Ukraine, Ukraine, 8. Limited Liability Company “Panda” Odesa region, Kyiv, Podilsk, 46/2, Moskovska street, of.211 218, 50-richchya Zhovtnya street 12430, Ukraine, 01015, Zhytomyrs’ka oblast, Limited Liability Company “Polissya Ukraine, 9. Zhytomyrs’kyi district, Zernoproduct” Kyiv, Stanyshivs’ka sil’s’ka rada, 46/2, Moskovska street, of.211 Complex of buildings and structures №21 13545 4 Urozhayna Str., Sokolivka, Ukraine 10. ‘A.S.T.’ LLC Vasylkiv district., Kyiv Region, Pavolochska silska rada, 08666, Ukraine complex of buildings and structures 1, Pavoloch Village, 2 Popilnianskyi district, Zhytomyr oblast 35705 Ukraine 4 Urozhayna Str., Sokolivka, 49 Nezalezhnosti str., 11. ‘A.S.T.’ LLC Vasylkiv district., Kyiv Region, Zdolbuniv, 08666, Ukraine Zdolbunivskyi district, Rivne oblast Ukraine 30000 4 Urozhayna Str., Sokolivka, 1 Hanopilske highway str., 12. ‘A.S.T.’ LLC Vasylkiv district., Kyiv Region, Slavuta, 08666, Ukraine Slavutskyi district, Khmelnytskyi oblast “09600, 09600, Ukraine, Ukraine, Limited Liability Company Kyiv region, Kyiv region, 13. “OLSHANITSKY ELEVATOR” Rokitnyanskiy district, Rokitnyanskiy district, Olshanitsa village, Olshanitsa village, Pryvokzalnaya street, building 3 Pryvokzalnaya street, building 3 22200, Ukraine, Limited Liability Company 01032, Ukraine, Kyiv city, Simona 14. Vinnytsia region, ‘ZERNOGRUPA LTD’ Petliury Street, building 30 city Pogrebyshche, Pryvokzalnaya street, building 47 47461, 01015, Ukraine, Limited liability company Ukraine, Ternopil’s’ka area, 15. "LANOVCY INVEST" Kyiv, Lanivetskyi district 46/2, Moskovska street, of.211 Hribova, 42а, Losi street 13045, 01133, Ukraine, Limited Liability Company Ukraine, Zhyromyrs’ka oblast, 16. “Pechanivsky Combinat Kyiv, Romanivs’kyi district, Hleboproduktov” 27, Yevhena Konovaltsia street Pechanivka, 1a Tsentralnaya street 52433, 01133, Ukraine, Ukraine, Dnipropetrovsk region, 17. LLC "Belgravia" Kyiv, Solonyansk district, Schorsa street, 32-B, of.1019 Elizarovo village, Pryvokzalna street, 19 Lviv region 80560, 80560, Ukraine, Ukraine, Brach of LLC “Zakhid-Agro MHP” Lviv region, Lviv region, 18. “Krasnenskyy Elevator” Busk district, Busk district, Krasne village, Krasne village, Kolesi street, building 9 Kolesi street, building 9 Mykolayiv region 54001, 54001, Limited Liability Company Ukraine, Ukraine, 19. "Greentour-Ex" Mykolaiv, Mykolaiv, 23, 23/13, app. 24, 25 Mala Morska street 23/13а, 23/31 Zavodska street 54000, 54000, LLC Danube Shipping & Ukraine, Ukraine, 20. Stevedoring Company Nikolaev, Nikolaev, 23/40, Zavodska street 23/40, Zavodska street 54034 54034 Private joint-stock company ‘Mykolaiv Ukraine, Ukraine, 21. Milling Works’ Mykolayiv, Mykolayiv, 122 First Slobidska Street 122 First Slobidska Street 54052, 54052, Company “SEA SPECIAL PORT NIKA- Ukraine, Ukraine, 22. TERA” Limited Mykolaiv, Mykolaiv, 23, Ayvazovskogo str. 23, Ayvazovskogo str. Odesa region 3 67840, 67840, 23. 1 Ukraine, Ukraine, 1 LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY Odesa region, Odesa region, 7 “TRANSSERVIS 2008” Ovidiopolsky district, Ovidiopolsky district, . Molodizhne village, Molodizhne village, 3, Zaliznychna street 3, Zaliznychna street 67500, 65014, Ukraine, Limited liability company Ukraine, Odesa region 24. "ODESA MIXED FODDER PLANT Odesa, Limansky district, NO. 1 LLC" 1 V, Kanatna street v. Dobroslav 95, Sadova street 68600, 65010, Ukraine, Limited liability company Ukraine, 25. Odesskaya obl, "E.K.O. GROUP" Odessa, Izmail, 22/2 Admiralskiy Avenue 14, Portovaya street 66521, 65014, Ukraine, Limited liability company Ukraine 26. Odesskaya obl., "ELEVATOR PLUS" Odessa, village SoltanIvka, 6/3 Kanatnaya street 97 MolodIzhna street, 67550, 67550, Ukraine, Ukraine, Limited Liability Company Odesa region, Odesa region, 27. “Borivaje” Lymanskyi district, Lymanskyi district, Novi Biliary, Novi Biliary, 10, Industrialna street 10, Industrialna street 67832, 67832, Ukraine, Ukraine, Limited Liability Company Odesa region, Odesa region, 28. “AGRO-VALLEY” Ovidiopol district, Ovidiopol district, v. Velykodolynske, v. Velykodolynske, 58A, Mizikevych street 58A, Mizikevych street 67543, 67543, Ukraine, Ukraine, 29. 1 Limited Liability Company Odesa region, Odesa region, 4 “M. V. CARGO” Lymansky district, Lymansky district, Vyzyrka village, Vyzyrka village, 60, Oleksiya Stavnitsera street 1, Morska street 68093, 68093, Odesa region, Odesa region, 30. Limited Liability Company “IGT” Chornomorsk city, Chornomorsk city, Malodolynske, Malodolynske, 1, Shidta street 1, Shidta street 67832, 67832, Ukraine Ukraine LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY Odesa region, Odesa region, 31. “TRADE WIND TERMINAL” Ovidiopolsky district, Ovidiopolsky district, Velikodolinske, Velikodolinske, 1, Enthusiasts street 1, Enthusiasts street 67543, 67543, Ukraine, Ukraine, Odesa region, Odesa region, 32. TIS-Grain LTD Lymanskyj district, Kominternivsky district, The Village Council of Vyzyrka, First Vyzyrka, km of Road of Port Yuzhny, Building 1 60, Chapaeva street “A”, 1 “A”/2 65000, 65023, Ukraine, Ukraine, Odesa region, Private Enterprise 33. Odesa region, Odesa city “PORTO-SAN” Odesa city, 1/8 Mytna square, 44, Partera street 23 berth of the Odesa port, Terminal “Porto-San” 65033, 65033, Ukraine, Ukraine, 34. Black Sea Shipping Service LTD Odesa, Odesa, 2B Vasilia Stusa street 2B/1 Vasilia Stusa street 4 65045, 65000, Ukraine, Ukraine, LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY Odesa reg, 35. Odesa reg, «UTERRA CARGO» Odesa city, Odesa city, st. Preobrazhenskaya, d 34, st. M. Borovskogo, 33 A office 206 67832, 67832, Ukraine, Ukraine, 36. Ats Uspeh LTD Odessa region, Odessa region, smt. Velikodolinske, smt. Velikodolinske, Stantsiyna str 61 Stantsiyna str 61 65013, 65013, Ukraine, Ukraine, Limited liability company 37. Odesa region, Odesa region, "NIKA MARINE LTD" Odessa city, Odessa city, Lokomotivnaya str. 38 Lokomotivnaya str. 38 65031, 65058, Ukraine, Ukraine, 38. “VIBO-TRANS” LLC Odesa region, Odessa, Odessa city, 33b, Shevchenko ave., off. 10 1/14, Promyslova street 68000, 68000, JOINT VENTURE IN FORM OF Ukraine, Ukraine, 39. LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY Odesa region, Odesa region, “TRANSBULKTERMINAL” Chornomorsk, Chornomorsk, 58, Sukholimansky street 58, Sukholimansky street 65012, 65006, Limited liability company Ukraine, Ukraine, 40. “THE FOOD COMPANY AM” Odessa city, Odessa city, Mukachevskiy bystr 6/5, of 1 Vapniana str. 87/1 67543, 65045, Ukraine, Ukraine, Odesa region, 41. PE “Simaks group” Odesa, Limansky district, 76, Velika Arnautska street, app. 1 Vizirka rada, 1a, 41 km, Staromikolaivske avenue 65045, 65000, Ukraine, Ukraine, LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY Odesa reg, 42. Odesa reg, «UTERRA CARGO» Odesa city, Odesa city, st. Preobrazhenskaya, d 34, st. M. Borovskogo, 33 A office 206 67543, Odessa region, Ukraine, Lymanvsky district, Odesa region, 43. LLC TIS-MINDOBRYVA The Village Council of Vyzyrka, Lymansky district, First km of Road of Port Yuzhny, Vyzyrka village, Building 2 A 60, Oleksiya Stavnitsera street 65026, 65026, Ukraine, Ukraine, 44. “Novotech-Terminal” LTD Odesa, Odesa, 1, Mytna square 1/3, Mytna square 67550, 67550, Ukraine, Ukraine, Odesa region, LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY Odesa region, 45. Liman district, «GREENLINE TRANSSHIPMENT» Liman district, Novobilyarsky rural council, Novobilyarsky rural council, complex of buildings and structures complex of buildings and structures 1 Poltava region 37300, 37300, Ukraine, Ukraine, ADDITIONAL LIABILITY COMPANY 46. Poltava region, Poltava region, “GADIATSKIY ELEVATOR” Hadyach, Hadyach, 75, Heroiv Maidanu street 75, Heroiv Maidanu street 36014, 32407, KONONIVSKIY ELEVATOR, LLC Ukraine, Ukraine, 47. (Balynska dilnytsya) Poltava region, Khmelnytsk region, Poltava, Dunaievetskyi area, 5 24, Pavlenkivska square Balynivka village, 26A, Nebesnoi sotni street 36014, 31100, Ukraine, Ukraine, KONONIVSKIY ELEVATOR, LLC 48. Poltava region, Khmelnytsk region, (Vesnianska dilnytsya)
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