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Proposed by Ivano-Frankivsk Region's Enterprises for Export in 2018 List and approximate volume of products (services), proposed by Ivano-Frankivsk region’s enterprises for export in 2018 № List of products (services) Product code The estimated volume of export Name and address of enterprise, Contact person (name) that are offered for export or commodity unit of number of the phone, fax, name of the head (Director or marketing group measure units amount, manager), telephone, fax thous. USD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 Flour products, biscuits, 1905 by appoint- Additional Liability Partnership "Ivano- Kryvoruchko Svitlana waffles, bagels ment Frankivsk Khlibokombinat" Myronivna - Director 76000 Ivano-Frankivsk City Tel. +38(0342) 784410, 17 S.Petlyury Str. 784503 tel. +38(0342) 784410, 784452, 750707 e-mail: [email protected] http://www.kalach.com.ua/ Kryvoruchko Svitlana Myronivna - Director 2 Croissants 1905 90 60 00 ths. t 3250 5492.0 JSC "Ligos" Matveeva Liliya 76006 Ivano-Frankivsk City Volodymyrivna - General 192 Vovchynetska Str. Director Tel. +38 (0342) 591080 Tel. +38 (0342) 591080 e-mail: [email protected] http://www.ligos.ua/ Matveeva Liliya Volodymyrivna - General Director 3 Chocolate-pomade, soft, 1806 90 by appoint- Private Joint-Stock Company "Manufacturing Shkunda Vasyl Fedorovych - caramel candies and with ment and trading confectionery firm "Lasoshchi" Director fillings 76000 Ivano-Frankivsk City Tel. +38 (03422) 41214, вул.Ленкавського, 12а 554958 Tel. +38 (03422) 41214, 41217 е-mail: Fax: +38 (0342) 554958 [email protected] е-mail: [email protected] http://www.lasoschi.if.ua/ Shkunda Vasyl Fedorovych - Director 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 4 Herbal, fruit and berry tea 2106 90 98 90 by appoint- JSC "Ekoprodukt" Polishchuk Sergiy Petrovych - ment 76019 Ivano-Frankivsk City Director 1 Torgova Str. Tel./fax: +38 (0342) 556261, Tel./fax: +38 (0342)556261, 777161, 777160, 777161 +38 (067) 3420695 e-mail: [email protected], http://www.ecoproduct.if.ua Polishchuk Sergiy Petrovych - Director 5 Egg powder 0408 by appoint- JSC "Imperovo Foods" Kovylyaev Sergiy ment 76018 Ivano-Frankivsk City Sergiyovych - Head of the 29 Promyslova Str. Department of Foreign Tel. +38 (044) 3934050, Economic Activity +38 067 223 30 44 Tel. +38 067 223 30 44 Fax: +38 (044) 3934054 e-mail: s.kovyliaiev@ avangardco.ua 6 Dry egg yolk 0408 by appoint- -"- -"- ment 7 Dry protein 0408 by appoint- -"- -"- ment 8 Natural oils, spices, fiber 1515 90 59 00 t 10.0 220.0 PE "Scientific-production firm "Elitfito" Dzyubanyuk Nazar 76002 Ivano-Frankivsk City Oleksandrovych 30 Nadvirnyanska Str. Tel. +38 050 373 25 23, +38 Tel. +38 050 373 25 23 067 343 10 45 e-mail: [email protected] http: //www.eliphito.com/ 9 Cable network (on the 8544 30 00 98 ths.units 27000.0 14600.0 JSC "Tyco Elektroniks Ukraine Limited" N. Fedorkiv terms of processing of 76494 Mykytyntsi Village of Ivano-Frankivsk Tel. +38 (0342) 717160 tolling raw materials) City Council 3 Markovetska Str. Tel. +38 (0342) 717160 Fax: +38 (0342) 717036 http: //www.te.com/ 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 Gas counters 9028 10 00 00 unit. by appoint- Private JSC "Ivano-Frankivsk Factory V.I. Kolisnyk - Chairman of ment "Promprylad" the Board 76018 Ivano-Frankivsk City Tel. +38 ()342) 750582 23 Ac. Sakharova Str. Fax: +38 (0342) 784201 Tel. +38 (0342) 750592 Fax: +38 (0342) 784201 V.I. Kolisnyk - Chairman of the Board 11 Converters of pressure 9026 20 80 00 unit. by appoint- -"- -"- difference measurement ment DМ-3583М 12 Gas meter 9028 10 00 00 unit. by appoint- -"- -"- ment 13 Gas filter 8421 99 00 00 unit. by appoint- -"- -"- ment 14 Electrical components for 8544 ths.units 6060.0 19567.0 State Enterprise "Production Association Popova Olena vehicles (on the terms of "Karpaty" тел. +38 050 875 93 88 processing of tolling raw 76008 Ivano-Frankivsk City e-mail:lenapopova.if@ materials) 201 Galytska Str. gmail.com Tel./fax: +38 (0342) 571008 e-mail: [email protected] 15 Pinions 8607 by Private JSChttp: "Ivano-Frankivsk //dpkarpaty.com.ua/ Locomotive Tereshko Ruslan appointme Repair Plant" (Lokomotyvoremontnyi Zavod) Volodymyrovych nt 76018 Ivano-Frankivsk City Tel. +38 (0342) 532370 22 Zaliznychna Str. Tel./fax: +38 (0342) 532370, 593923 e-mail: [email protected] http: //www.lrz.if.ua// 16 Children's toys, plastic 9503, 9504 by JSC "Intelkom" Okrepkyi Volodymyr products appointme 76002 Ivano-Frankivsk City Yaroslavovych - Director nt 7А Mykytynetska Str. Tel. +38 (0342) 503585 Tel. +38 (0342) 503585, 559483 Fax: +38 (0342) 559604 Fax: +38 (0342) 559604 e-mail: [email protected] http://www.intelkom.net.ua/ Okrepkyi Volodymyr Yaroslavovych - Director 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 17 Women's outerwear, 6202 by Ivano-Frankivsk Training and Production Ostyak Igor Mykhailovych - women's clothing: 6204 appointme Enterprise of Ukrainian Society of the Deaf Director sundresses, dresses, 6206 nt 76014 Ivano-Frankivsk City Tel./fax: +38 (0342) 523031 blouses 205 Konovaltsya Str., mailbox 96 Tel./fax: +38 (0342) 523031 e-mail: [email protected], [email protected] Ostyak Igor Mykhailovych - Director 18 Services for the ths.units 45 500.0 Private JSC "Ivano-Frankivsk Production and Deynega Ganna manufacturing of Trading Garment Enterprise "Galychyna" Oleksandrivna women's and men's 76019 Ivano-Frankivsk City Tel. +38 (0342) 785343 outerwear 87 Galytska Str. Tel. +38 (0342) 785343 19 Semi-finished leather 4104 11 51 00 t 240 1,000.0 JSC "Svit Shkiry" Bunchak Lyudmyla chrome tanned hides of 77202 Bolekhiv City Yaroslavivna cattle, "wet-blue" 171 Danyla Galytskogo Str. Tel./fax: +38 (03437) 34273 Tel./fax: +38 (03437) 34273 e-mail: [email protected] Bunchak Oleksandr Myronovych - Director 20 Semi-finished leather 4104 11 51 00 thd.m2 25 760.0 Private JSC "Shkiryanyk" Grynechko Ganna Vasylivna - chrome tanned hides of 77202 Bolekhiv City Chief Accountant cattle, "wet-blue" 29 Petrushevycha Str. Tel. +38 (03437) 34302 Tel. +38 (03437) 34302 e-mail: [email protected] Fax: +38 (03437) 34291 Galliano Rotelly - Chairman of the Board 21 Semi-finished leather 4104 11 10 00 thd. m2 78 900.0 Private Enterprise "Tat Ukr" Shyryaeva Oleksandra chrome tanned hides of 77202 Bolekhiv City Ivanivna - Director cattle, "wet-blue" 29 Petrushevycha Str. Tel.: +38 (03437) 34296 Tel.:. +38 (03437) 34296 Shyryaeva Oleksandra Ivanivna - Director 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 22 Strips of oak 4408 90 95 00 thd. m2 50 550.0 Private Enterprise "Temp" Vasylynyn Igor Vasylyovych - 77202 Bolekhiv City Director 111а Konovaltsia Str. Tel./fax: +38 (03437) 34462 Tel./fax: +38 (03437) 34462 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Vasylynyn Igor Vasylyovych - Director 23 Lacquered beam 4418 90 10 00 m3 600 180.0 JSC "Naswood-Ukr" Chepynyak Oksana 77202 Bolekhiv City Kostyantynivna 169 Danyla Galytskogo Str. Tel. +38 050 5819753 Tel. +38 (03437) 33096 e-mail: [email protected] Cell. +38 095 4816264 e-mail: [email protected] Mikeladze Dzhemal 24 Sawlogs of wood folded 4409 10 18 00 m3 1,800 450.0 -"- -"- along the length 25 Timber products sawn, 4407 m3 500 100.0 -"- -"- rounded 26 Sawn timber products 4407 m3 300 49.4 JSC «Karpatlistreid" Korol А.О. from coniferous species, 76018 Ivano-Frankivsk City Tel.: +380 (342) 750217 rounded 11 Grushevskogo Str. e-mail: [email protected] Tel.: +380 (342) 750217 e-mail: [email protected] Virlo Andrii Bogdanovych -Director 27 Beech veneer 4408 m3 500 250.0 JSC "Dekor" Borsuk Dmytro Ivanovych 77202 Bolekhiv City Tel./fax: +38 (03437) 33069 191 Danyla Galytskogo Str. e-mail: [email protected] Tel./Fax: +38 (03437) 33069 e-mail: [email protected] Borsuk Dmytro Ivanovych 28 Door handles made of 8302 41 00 90 ths.units 200 588.0 JSC "Irest" Chepynyak Vasyl Fedorovych stainless steel 77202 Bolekhiv City - Director 169 Danyla Galytskogo Str. Tel./fax: +38 (03437) 33145 e- Tel./Fax: +38 (03437) 33145 mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Chepynyak Vasyl Fedorovych - Director 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 29 Door handles made of 8302 42 00 90 ths.units 9.6 24.5 JSC "Irest" Chepynyak Vasyl Fedorovych aluminum 77202 Bolekhiv City - Director 169 Danyla Galytskogo Str. Tel./fax: +38 (03437) 33145 e- Tel./Fax: +38 (03437) 33145 mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Chepynyak Vasyl Fedorovych - Director 30 Overlay on the lock 8301 60 00 90 ths.units 80 29.4 -"- -"- 31 Fasteners and similar 8302 41 00 90 ths.units 6 9.8 -"- -"- details: Door Hinge Loop (Stainless Steel) 32 Metal fastening for 8302 49 00 90 ths.units 10 17.2 -"- -"- panels 33 Metal chair parts for the 9401 90 80 00 ths.units 4 7.4 -"- -"- bathroom 34 Services of freight 683.5 JSC "Shmega-Trans" Khainetskyi Oleksandr transportation 77202 Bolekhiv City Stanislavovych - 128 Konovaltsia Str. Manager Tel. +38 (03437) 34544, Tel. +38 (050)5077973 + 38 050 4341140 e-mail: [email protected] Shmega Petro Ivanovych - Director 35 Carbamideformaldehyde 3909 20 00 00 t 300 149.5 JSC "KarpatSmoly" Yanitska Olga Petrivna concentrate 77300 Kalush City, 15 Zavodska Str. Tel. +38 (03472) 60272 Tel./fax: +38 (03472) 60272 e-mail: Pereginyak Galyna Volodymyrivna - General [email protected] Director 36 Silicon dioxide: orisil 2811 22 00 00 t 620 2,734.9 JSC "Zavod DK Orisil" Karalash Sergii Petrovych - 77300 Kalush City, 12 Zavodska Str. Head of Marketing Tel. +38 (03472) 78955 Department Fa:x +38 (03472) 73231 Tel. + 38 (03472) 78954, e-mail: [email protected] 73231 Kuziv Roman Mykhailovych e-mail: [email protected] 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 37 Timber of beech spun and 4407 92 m3 3,000 1,500.0 JSC "Wood Panel Plus" Korchynskyi Oleksandr rounded 78200 Kolomyya City, 6 Pushkina Str.
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