Kormotech participated at Forbes Ukraine's 'Masters of Good' Charity Forum

"Being a leader means being visible and recognizable. It’s a great responsibility and a privilege for a communications professional to work with a product, company, CEO, or business owners who generate real societal value. At the same time, everything we do in communications must enhance this visibility and help achieve business goals. To ensure we’re moving in the right direction, we continuously analyze numbers, facts, and behavioral changes," said Alina Smyshliak-Boroda, Chief Reputation Officer at Kormotech, during a recent PR marathon in Kyiv.

Kormotech, a global company with Ukrainian roots and the country’s leading cat and dog food producer, has been awarded AEO status by the State Customs Service of Ukraine. Only 60 Ukrainian companies currently hold this recognition.

Submissions for the "Spivprostir" journalism competition are open until December 4! This initiative aims to transform the culture of animal welfare in Ukraine.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) provides Kormotech with a finance package to expand its export operations and geographical diversification by building a second pet food plant in Lithuania. The total cost of the project will be €63 million. 

On October 28, Kormotech, Enzym Group, and IT Cluster signed a Memorandum with the Lviv City Council, joining the initiative to rebuild Lviv following a Russian attack.