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Layout for Individual Lists of Approved Plants Last amendment: 22-07-2021 MINISTRY OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND FOOD GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF VETERINARY SERVICES DIRECTORATE OF VETERINARY PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL BY-PRODUCTS SECTION I Establishments or plants carrying out intermediate activities and plants storing animal by-products Activities Entry Number Approval and Associated and Name Town/Region Category(1) Remarks number Product activities Date types (2) COLLECTION, DRYING PETROYSA COLL, 291021 ‘’AFOI MARIGGOY & AND 1. 2Y3EL52E DRAMA 3 OTHER 09-05-07 SIA E.E.’’ SALTING HIDES AND Τel.6972000494 HISKR SKINS 3d km KATERINIS-NEAS EFESOY SORTING, CUTTING, ‘’KOYKOYLIATAS OTHER, 336208 «KOYLOYRA» CHILLING AND 2. 7Υ3EL61Ε GEORGIOS’’ 3 STORP 06-11-07 PIERIA STORING HIDES AND HISKR Τel.23510 51272 SKINS Fax.2351052271 292761/ «POWER WOOLINEX 11-04-08 PRODUCTION 3. 12Y3EL13E LTD» AIGIO AXAIA 3 WHBF 963/40025 PROCESSED WOOL 26-03-2014 MINISTRY OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND FOOD. GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF VETERINARY SERVICE. DIRECTORATE OF VETERINARY PUBLIC HEALTH. DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL BY-PRODUCTS Σελίδα 1 Last amendment: 22-07-2021 VI.PE. (industrial area) COLLECTION, OTHER, 295759 ‘’KARAPATSIAS ST.’’ ORESTIADAS CHILLING, SALTING 4. 13Υ3EL71Ε 3 STORP 08-05-08 EVROS AND STORING HIDES HISKR Τel.25520 28740 AND SKINS Position PLALISTRA COLL, COLLECTION, DRYING ‘’DANIAS 339712 LIVADIA OTHER AND 5. 22Y3EL03E IOANNIS’’ 3 22-10-08 VIOTIA HISKR SALTING HIDES AND Τel.22610 27417 SKINS Position PLALISTRA COLL, COLLECTION, DRYING 339713 ‘’DANIAS LIVADIA OTHER AND 6. 23Y3EL03E 3 22-10-08 DIMITRIOS’’ VIOTIA HISKR SALTING HIDES AND Τel.22610 27417 SKINS AG. TRIADA COLL, COLLECTION, DRYING AKROTIRIOY CHANION 334543 ‘’KARAGIANNAKIS OTHER AND 7. 24Y3EL94E CHANIA 3 09-10-08 KONSTANTINOS’’ HISKR SALTING HIDES AND CRETE SKINS Τel.28210 57344 «PETRODROMOS», COLL, COLLECTION, DRYING KTIMATIKI PERIOCHI 334555 ‘’ΑΧΜΕΤ ΜΕΧΜΕΤ AND OTHER AND 8. 26Y3EL73E KOMOTINIS 3 14-10-08 CO Ο.Ε.’’ HISKR SALTING HIDES AND RODOPI SKINS Τel.6972 716065 Position «KSERIAS» COLL, COLLECTION, DRYING AG. IOANNIS 339687 ‘’KATSICHTI BROS Α.Ε’’ OTHER AND 9. 27Y3EL16E SPARTI 3 17-10-08 HISKR SALTING HIDES AND LAKONIA SKINS Τel.27310 21560 ‘’PAPACHRISTOY 1st km GOUMENISSAS- COLL, COLLECTION, DRYING GEORGIOS – 277756 GRIVAS OTHER AND 10. 36Y3EL57E PAPACHRISTOY 3 16-03-09 KILKIS HISKR SALTING HIDES AND CHRISTOS’’ Τel:23430 41255 SKINS MINISTRY OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND FOOD. GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF VETERINARY SERVICE. DIRECTORATE OF VETERINARY PUBLIC HEALTH. DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL BY-PRODUCTS Σελίδα 2 Last amendment: 22-07-2021 KSIROKAMINO AMFISSAS COLL, COLLECTION, DRYING 302623 ‘’AYGERINOS FOKIDA OTHER AND 11. 67Y3EL07E 3 29-05-09 VASILIOS’’ Τel.22650 22421, 22650 HISKR SALTING HIDES AND 22477 SKINS 23d km ΑTHINON-LAMIAS KRIONERI 321185 ‘’CRETA FARM Α.Β.Ε.Ε.’’ Recall code 70Y3EL09E ΑΤΤΙΚI 3 FORMF 20-08-09 22-07-2021 Τel.22650 22421, 22650 22477 MITIKAS KALLIANON COLL, COLLECTION, DRYING 321234 STIMFALIAS 3 OTHER AND 12. 72Y3EL15E ‘’TZEVELEKOS Α.Ε’’ 03-09-09 KORINTHIA HISKR SALTING HIDES AND Τel.27470 22050 SKINS OIKISMOS ORAIOY COLL, COLLECTION, DRYING MIKIS 321238 OTHER AND 13. 74Y3EL72E ‘’ΙΜΑΜ RETZEP’’ XANTHI 3 04-09-09 HISKR SALTING HIDES AND Τel.25410-71857/71561 SKINS 6937362777 ANTIKALAMOS COLL, COLLECTION, DRYING 343736 ‘’GEORGOPOYLOS KALAMATA OTHER AND 14. 79Y3EL17E 3 08-12-09 DIMITRIOS’’ ΜESSINIA HISKR SALTING HIDES AND Τel.6945773167 SKINS COLL, COLLECTION, DRYING OICHALIA 343737 ‘’KARMPALIOTIS OTHER AND 15. 80Y3EL17E MESSINIA 3 08-12-09 DIMITRIOS’’ HISKR SALTING HIDES AND Τel.6944510437 SKINS COLL, COLLECTION, DRYING 4th km SERRON-NIGRITAS 343772 ‘’KANDYLAS P. OTHER AND 16. 81Y3EL62E SERRES 3 17-12-09 EYAGGELOS’’ HISKR SALTING HIDES AND Τel. 6958454062 SKINS 343801 ‘’TR. KONTOTHANASIS KASTRI VLACHOGIANNIOY COLL, COLLECTION, DRYING 28-12-09 BROS POTAMIAS OTHER AND 17. 82Y3EL42E 3 2350/113993 A.E’’ LARISA HISKR SALTING HIDES AND 1-11-2017 Τel.2492 25006 SKINS 2d km LAGADA- COLL, COLLECTION, DRYING 241446 ‘’VIDALIS Α.Β.Ε.Ε.’’ KOLCHIKOY OTHER AND 18. 83Υ3EL54Ε 3 04-02-10 LAGADAS HISKR SALTING HIDES AND THESSALONIKI SKINS MINISTRY OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND FOOD. GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF VETERINARY SERVICE. DIRECTORATE OF VETERINARY PUBLIC HEALTH. DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL BY-PRODUCTS Σελίδα 3 Last amendment: 22-07-2021 Τel.6944225048, 23940-24288 275474/ ‘’MATSOS NIKOLAOS ΑΕ’’ COLL, COLLECTION, DRYING 18-5-10 DERMATA KOZANHS ΚΟZΑΝI OTHER AND 19. 97Y3EL58E 907/30073 MONOPROSOPI IKE’ Τel.6973555545 3 HISKR SALTING HIDES AND 13-02-2015 SINGLE MEMBER 24610 40439 SKINS PRIVATE COMPANY POGDARA COLL, COLLECTION, DRYING 275477 ‘’GEORGIOS MPAKALIS’’ PERAMATOS OTHER AND 20. 98Y3ΕL33E 3 18-5-10 IOANNINA HISKR SALTING HIDES AND Tel.6944245984 SKINS VATHILAKOS COLL, COLLECTION, DRYING ‘’E. NTAIS-P. TSAKIRIDIS 275522 AG. ATHANASIOS OTHER AND 21. 99Y3EL54E Ο.Ε.’’ 3 08-06-10 THESSALONIKI HISKR SALTING HIDES AND Τel.2310 719480 SKINS COLL, 275535 AGROKTIMA LEYKONA COLLECTION, ‘’VAGENAS D. & CO Ε.Ε.’’ STORP, 22. 103Y3EL62E 16-6-10 SERRES 3 SORTING, STORING OTHER Τel.23210 64874 WOOL WHBF KRITIKA ARCHAIAS COLL, COLLECTION, DRYING ‘’D. ROTIDIS & CO 283698 KORINTHIAS OTHER AND 23. 114Υ3EL15Ε Ο.Ε.’’ 3 18-6-10 KORINTHIA HISKR SALTING OF Τel.6944533061 HIDES AND SKINS COLL, COLLECTION, ‘’ANTONIOS TSITSIFLIS AGIA STORP, 283715 DRYING, SALTING 24. 117Y3EL42E Α.Ε.’’ LARISSA 3 OTHER 06-07-10 AND STORING HIDES Τel. 24940 22642 HISKR AND SKINS 291026/ MOYSTHENI COLL, COLLECTION, 26-08-10 ‘’PETROS KITSOS’’ KAVALAS STORP, DRYING, SALTING 25. 120Y3EL55E 3 1456/107050 KAVALA OTHER AND STORING HIDES 31-07-2018 Τel. 25920 93390 HISKR AND SKINS 305839 ‘’P.PAPOYLIA SONS PALIA SFAGEIA COLL, COLLECTION, 26. 127Y3EL63E 3 29-10-10 Ο.Ε.’’ (slaughterhouses) STORP, DRYING, SALTING MINISTRY OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND FOOD. GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF VETERINARY SERVICE. DIRECTORATE OF VETERINARY PUBLIC HEALTH. DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL BY-PRODUCTS Σελίδα 4 Last amendment: 22-07-2021 FLORINAS OTHER AND STORING HIDES FLORINA HISKR AND SKINS Τel. 23850 22402 CHORTERO COLL, COLLECTION, 305875 SIDIROKASTROY STORP, DRYING, SALTING 27. 128Y3EL62E ‘’ROYPEL Α.Ε.’’ 3 5-11-10 SERRES OTHER AND STORING HIDES Τel.23230 28250 HISKR AND SKINS COLL, COLLECTION, IRAKLIA 305873 STORP, DRYING, SALTING 28. 129Y3EL62E ‘’LIANA EYDOKIA’’ SERRES 3 5-11-10 OTHER AND STORING HIDES Τel.6944553386 HISKR AND SKINS NEA ZICHNI COLL, COLLECTION, 305876/ ZICHNI STORP, DRYING, SALTING 29. 130Y3EL62E ‘’ASTERIOS Ε.Π.Ε.’’ 3 5-11-10 SERRES OTHER AND STORING HIDES Τel.2324 770714 HISKR AND SKINS 305874/ 3d km SERRON- COLL, COLLECTION, ‘’PARAPROIONTA 5-11-10 NEOCHORIOY STORP, DRYING, SALTING 30. 131Y3EL62E SERRON Ε.Π.Ε.’’ 3 999/203679 SERRES OTHER AND STORING HIDES KIRIAKIDOU FANI 23-07-2020 Τel.23210 38334 HISKR AND SKINS ‘’DELTA 30th km. TIRNAVOY- COLL, COLLECTION, DERMATEMPORIKI LARISAS 305892/ STORP, DRYING, SALTING 31. 136Y3EL42E MANI G. NAFSIKA TIRNAVOS 3 9-11-10 OTHER AND STORING HIDES EMPORIO-EXAGOGES LARISA HISKR AND SKINS DERMATON’’ Τel.6936517718 1st km. KARDITSAS- COLL, COLLECTION, 1832/53100 ‘’ LΑMBROS. PETSAS & ATHINON STORP, DRYING, SALTING 32. 137Y3EL41E 3 07-05-2012 SIA EE.’’ KARDITSA OTHER AND STORING HIDES Τel.24410 79968 HISKR AND SKINS COLL, COLLECTION, Position MAYRIKA ‘’YIOI D. & I. STORP, DRYING, SALTING 313579/ PANAITOLIOY 33. 144Y3EL01E MARAGIANNI O.E.’’ 3 OTHER AND STORING HIDES 23-12-2010 AITOLOAKARNANIA HISKR AND SKINS Τel. 6944400150 MINISTRY OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND FOOD. GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF VETERINARY SERVICE. DIRECTORATE OF VETERINARY PUBLIC HEALTH. DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL BY-PRODUCTS Σελίδα 5 Last amendment: 22-07-2021 ‘’FISH FILLET HELLAS APIDIA 141672/ FISH TREATMENT & N. EPIDAYROS ARGOLIDA 34. 156Y3EL11E 3 UFUR FISH TREATMENT 7-2-11 PROCESSING INDUSTRY Τel.27530 97334 A.B.E.E.’’ Fax 27530-97339 MYGIARI- AKRES ‘’MARKOPOYLIOTIS STORP STORING HIDES AND 159419/ MEGARA 35. 162Y3EL02E ALEXANDROS’’ 3 HISKR SKINS 2-5-11 ATTIKI Τel.6932199915 COLL, COLLECTION, SIATISTA 193006/ STORP, DRYING, SALTING 36. 172Y3EL58Ε ‘’AFOI N. LADA O.E’’ KOZANIS 3 23-11-11 HISKR AND STORING HIDES Τel.6974898795 AND SKINS COLL, COLLECTION, ΧΑΡΑΙΝΤΙΝΙ 193044/ ‘’DERMA O.E. K.GKELIS STORP, DRYING, SALTING 37. 174Y3EL03Ε THIVA 3 2-12-11 & SIA’’ HISKR AND STORING HIDES VIOTIA AND SKINS ‘’AFOI KRANIOTOI KAI KALAMIA FILOTHEIS COLL, COLLECTION, 202827 SIA OE KALAMIA ARTA STORP, DRYING, SALTING 38. 176Υ3ΕL31Ε 3 20-12-11 FILOTHEIS Τel.6977440968 HISKR AND STORING HIDES ARTA’’ AND SKINS SIKIONES COLLECTION, 202833 COLL, ‘’ΕLENI VALKANOU KORINTHOS DRYING, SALTING 22-12-11 STORP, 39. 177Υ3ΕL15Ε A.E.’’ Τel.27410 98227, 3 AND STORING HIDES 1439/278955 HISKR 27410 98484 AND SKINS 08-10-2020 VI.PE LAMIAS(industrial zone) COLLECTION, COLL, ‘’PAPANAGNOU A. LAMIA DRYING, SALTING 1521/44563 STORP, 40. 184Υ3ΕL06Ε &SIA OE’’ FTHIOTIDA 3 AND STORING HIDES 10-4-12 HISKR Τel.22310 44363 AND SKINS Fax 22310 52926 MINISTRY OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND FOOD. GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF VETERINARY SERVICE. DIRECTORATE OF VETERINARY PUBLIC HEALTH. DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL BY-PRODUCTS Σελίδα 6 Last amendment: 22-07-2021 COLL, COLLECTION, PATRA STORP, DRYING, SALTING 41. 185Υ3ΕL13Ε ‘’ERIODERMATA EPE’’ ACHAIA 3 1522/44582 HISKR AND STORING HIDES 10-4-12 AND SKINS COLL, COLLECTION, ZITSA STORP, DRYING, SALTING 42. 186Υ3ΕL33Ε ‘’NIKOLAOS SFIKAS’’ IOANNINA 3 1520/44547 HISKR AND STORING HIDES Τel. 6938654953 10-4-12 AND SKINS Artemisiou St., 50 ‘‘VASILAGKOS Peristeri 1757/50424 GEORGIOS ATHENS FROSTED CHICKEN 27-4-12 EMPORIΑ ATTIKI PARTS 43. 189Υ3EL25E 3 UDOG PTINOTROFIKON Τel 210 5717644, 210 PROIONTON & 5719078, ΚATEPSIGMENON’’ 6932964526 Mpoumpoulinas 12 Ptolemaida HISKR 2005/58485 GR 50200 Recall code 192Y3EL58Ε ‘’PARISIS GEORGIOS’’ 3 COLL 18-05-2012 Tel. 10-01-2020 STOR 24630 54853, 6974702328 COLLECTION, 2711/76629 HISKR DRYING, SALTING 44. 194Y3EL24E 10-7-2012 ΚΑΤOPODIS BASILIOS FISES LEYKADA 3 COLL AND STORING HIDES TEL. 6937397455 STOR AND SKINS COLLECTION, HISKR ΚΑRANIKOLAS DRYING, SALTING 45. 196Y3EL53E 3 COLL 2859/79581 NIKOLAOS VERIA-IMATHIA AND STORING HIDES STOR 18-7-2012 TEL. 6944271037 AND SKINS MINISTRY OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND FOOD. GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF VETERINARY SERVICE. DIRECTORATE OF VETERINARY PUBLIC HEALTH. DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL BY-PRODUCTS Σελίδα 7 Last amendment: 22-07-2021 COLLECTION, 25-7-2012 TRIPSIANIS HISKR DRYING, SALTING 46.
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