Nove Zhytya (A New Life) is a former collective farm that has been recently transformed into a Joint Stock company in 1999. Its activity is very diversified.
It has cattle which produce milk that is supplied to the Kharkiv Khladprom, one of the leading ice-cream manufacturers.
Most part of the vegetables are delivered immediately to customers in Kharkiv and in the adjacent towns and villages. About 30 % (mostly potatoes) are stored in storage facilities in a traditional Ukrainian way in large containers up to 200-400 kg each. The potatoes and other vegetables are then delivered to a customer when required either in containers or in bulk.
The company also has a:
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Sunflower oil plant with a capacity of three tons a day
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Mini-dairy that is capable of processing up to 3 tons of milk into cream and butter
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Macaroni plant
The company provides the following:
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Potatoes - 100 tons in 1999. Dutch seeds and technology are used.
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Cabbage - 25 tons
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Tomatoes - 5 tons
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Cucumbers - 5 tons>
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Beet roots - small quantity>
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Carrots- small quantity
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Onions - small quantity
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Buckwheat
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Corn
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Sunflower seeds
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Wheat
The company is planning to increase the variety and the volume of vegetables to be grown . In 2000, they plan to grow more tomatoes and cucumbers and to start growing mushrooms.
- Contact
- Igor Buryak, Chairman of the Board
- Postal address
- Nove Zhytya
- Village of Alexandrovka
- Valki District
- Kharkiv Oblast, 63054
- Ukraine
- Telephone
- +380-253-5-84-36; 5-84-35; 5-18-71
- FAX
- N/A
- Electronic mail
- None
Information supplied by the company July 2000. Page last updated: January 19, 2004
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