Poroshenko takes the closed Mariupol confectionery factory to Lipetsk
Kyiv, February 25 (Navigator, Denis Andreev) – The Mariupol confectionery factory, which the Roshen corporation of Ukrainian politician Petro Poroshenko decided to close, will be transported to Lipetsk, where another production site of the corporation is located.
The newspaper “Business Capital” writes about this.
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The publication notes that all statements about pressure on business from the authorities and problems with exports to Russia may in fact be a convenient pretext for restructuring enterprises.
Because earlier cake production equipment was moved from Mariupol to Kyiv, and all the chocolate workshops at the Kyiv factory were dismantled, which were then transported to Vinnitsa.
The publication suggests that in the future Poroshenko intends to concentrate only one of the production facilities at each of the factories, which will allow saving on both the production of sweet goods and logistics.
Roshen includes 3 Ukrainian factories (Kiev, two production sites in Vinnitsa, Kremenchug); two production sites of the Lipetsk confectionery factory in Russia, the Klaipeda confectionery factory in Lithuania and the Bonbonetti Choco Kft factory. in Hungary.
English version :: Read in English: Poroshenko is moving the closed Mariupol candy factory to Lipetsk.