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УДК ББК 65.422(5Ў)я87 К95 Кучкаров A. Каталог экспортной продукции Наманганской области: 2014 - 2015 / М. Мухсинбаева, Ё. Джурабаев. - Ташкент: Baktria press, 2014. - 68 cтр. Составители: Адхам Кучкаров Максуда Мухсинбаева Ёлкин Джурабаев Редактор: Адхам Кучкаров Фотограф: Улугбек Хамидов Каталог подготовлен проектом Программы развития ООН «Содействие развитию торговли», реализуемого при партнерстве с Министерством внешних экономических связей, инвестиций и торговли Республики Узбекистан. Составители каталога выражают особую благодарность Хокимияту Наманганской области, Управлению внешних экономических связей, инвестиций и торговли Наманганской области, Наманганскому областному Территориальному управлению Торгово-промышленной палаты Республики Узбекистан, а также Проекту ПРООН «Социальные инновации и волонтерство». Проект «Содействие развитию торговли» осуществляется при финансовой поддержке Правительства Финляндии. Электронная версия каталога доступна в сети Интернет на сайте Программы Развития ООН в Узбекистане: www.uz.undp.org © Программа развития ООН в Узбекистане © Министерство внешних экономических связей, инвестиций и торговли РУз © Baktria press Namangan Region Export Products Catalogue: 2014 – 2015 Compilers: Adham Kuchkarov Maksuda Mukhsinbaeva Yolqin Djurabaev Editor: Adham Kuchkarov Photographer: Ulugbek Hamidov The Сatalogue is prepared by the Aid for Trade Project of United Nations Development Programme in Uzbekistan, implemented in partnership with the Ministry for Foreign Economic Relations, Investment and Trade of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Compilers of the Сatalogue express special gratitude to the Regional Authority of Namangan Region, Namangan Regional Department of the Ministry for Foreign Economic Relations, Investment and Trade, Namangan Regional Department of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Uzbekistan, and UNDP Project «Social innovation and volunteerism in Uzbekistan». Aid for Trade Project is implemented with the financial support of the Government of Finland. Electronic version of the Catalogue is available on the website of the UNDP in Uzbekistan at www.uz.undp.org ISBN 978-9943-4413-1-6 Значительные усилия были предприняты для обеспечения точности предъявленной информации, и мы сожалеем, если были сделаны ошибки или упущения. Данный каталог был подготовлен проектом «Содействие разивтию торговли» Программы Развития Организации Объединённых Наций (ПРООН) в Узбекистане и Министерством внешнеэкономических связей, инвестиции и торговли Республики Узбекистан, и ни ПРООН, и ни Министерство не заявляет и не предоставляет гарантий и обязательств, явных или подразумеваемых, в отношении точности, качества, соответствия или целостности информации, содержащаейся в данном документе. ПРООН и Министерство не несут обязанность соблюдать осторожность и ответственность в связи с этим документом или его содержанием. Представление компании и продуктов в данной публикации не являются выражением одобрения компании или продуктов со стороны ПРООН. Изложенные в настоящей публикации взгляды и выводы выражают только точку зрения составителей и не являются официальной точкой зрения Программы Развития ООН в Узбекистане. Используемые обозначения и представление материала на картах, используемых в настоящей публикации, не означают выражения со стороны Секретариата Организации Объединенных Наций или Программы Развития ООН в Узбекистане какого-либо мнения относительно правового статуса той или иной страны, территории, города или района или их властей либо относительно делимитации их границ или установления их пределов. ............................. Considerable effort has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the listings and information shown and we regret any errors or omissions. The catalogue was prepared by the Aid for Trade Project of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) in Uzbekistan and the Ministry for Foreign Economic Relations, Investments and Trade of Uzbekistan (Ministry) and neither the UNDP nor the Ministry makes no representations, guarantees or warranties, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy, quality, fitness for purpose or completeness of the information contained herein. UNDP and the Ministry has no duty of care or liability in connection with this document or its contents. The listing of any company or product in this publication does not imply the endorsement by UNDP of the company or product. The content, views and conclusions stated herein express the the compilers’ opinions only, and shall not necessarily reflect the opinions of the United Nations Development Programmes in Uzbekistan. The designations employed and the presentation of material on the maps used in this publication do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the Secretariat of the United Nations or UNDP in Uzbekistan concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area, or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. СОДЕРЖАНИЕ Общие данные по Наманганской области...................................................................8 I. Продукты И напитки .........................................................................................10 Сушеные фрукты и овощи, компоты, орехи СП «Afruz Kamol Nabi».........................................................................................................................10 ООО «Jahan Metal Sanoat» ..................................................................................................................11 Агропромышленная фирма «NamanganAgroExportServis»...............................................................12 Соки концентрированные и пюре Агрофирма OOO «Natural Juice» ........................................................................................................13 Минеральная вода ООО «Chortoq Ma’danli Suv»................................................................................................................14 Целебный мёд ООО «Shifobaxsh Bahor Asali»..............................................................................................................15 II. ОДЕЖДА И ОБУВЬ .................................................................................................16 Куртки, пальто, верхняя одежда, классические костюмы ООО «Lyuks Plyus Servis»......................................................................................................................16 ООО «Tekstil Libos»..............................................................................................................................17 ООО «Iftihor Kiyim Sanoat»...................................................................................................................18 ООО «Asror Textil Sanoat» ...................................................................................................................19 ООО «ASL Tekstil Libos» .......................................................................................................................20 ЧП «Namangan Kiyim Sanoat» .............................................................................................................21 ООО «Istiqlol Tekstil Dizayn».................................................................................................................22 Мужские сорочки ООО «Zamin Lyuks Tekstil»....................................................................................................................23 трикотажные изделия ЧП «Vodiy Yog’och Savdo».....................................................................................................................24 ООО «Chust Textile»..............................................................................................................................25 Шерстяные платки ООО «Abdumalik-Laziz Impex».............................................................................................................26 Спецодежда и обувь ЧП «Golden Ring»..................................................................................................................................27 Мужская модельная обувь ЧП «Dambog’ Poyabzali Savdo» ............................................................................................................28 ЧП «Istiqbol Poyafzal Savdo».................................................................................................................29 III. тЕКСтИЛЬ................................................................................................................30 Махровые полотенца, халаты ООО «Namangan Momiq Sochiqlari»......................................................................................................30 СП ООО «AISHA HOME TEXTILE»............................................................................................................31 4 Каталог экспортной продукции Наманганской области: 2014-2015 СП ООО «Barkasteks» .........................................................................................................................32 ООО «Samo Tekstil Servis» ...................................................................................................................33 Хлопчатобумажные ткани, нетканое полотно ООО «Аzam Teks Savdo Servis»................................................................................................................34 OOO «Tubo-Texstile»..............................................................................................................................35 СП OOO «Sin-Nam»...............................................................................................................................36
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