Feb 23, 2023
The New York Times: How One Ukrainian Company Survived, and Thrived, Through a Year of War
For Kormotech and its 1,300 employees, russia’s invasion disrupted everything. After nimble decision-making and good fortune, sales are up, providing Ukraine with much-needed tax revenue.
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Feb 16, 2023
Economichna pravda: Pet-economy of the future, or how brands create value for four-legged friends
In recent years, the attitude towards animals in the world has been transformed in the direction of humanization.
We no longer perceive them as toys or property - they become equal companions. We worry about them no less responsibly than we do about people.
What will be on the agenda of the "pet economy" in the next three years?
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Feb 11, 2023
Forbes: Save Pets of Ukraine from the Kormotech company raised more than $3 million to help animals
Save Pets of Ukraine initiative, which helps save animals, attracted and transferred more than $3 million in aid in 2022. It was used by animal shelters, animal volunteers, military dog handlers, National Police officers, and Ukrainian civilians, the company reports.
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Feb 10, 2023
Interfax: Kormotech aims to reach a turnover of $150 million in 2023
Kormotech sold 50.2 thousand tons of products worth UAH 3.144 billion in Ukraine in 2022. Eduard Babenko, head of the Ukraine-East Asia strategic business direction of Kormotech, said in an interview with the Interfax-Ukraine agency.
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Feb 9, 2023
Petfoodprocessing: "Kormotech develops its business in wartime"
While Ukraine continues to fight for its sovereignty on the battlefield, Kormotech is moving forward on its front. The company has successfully overcome several crises over the past 20 years, and it uses its experience and knowledge to continue its business in Ukraine and 33 countries around the world.
In an exclusive interview with Pet Food Processing, Rostislav Vovk, CEO of Kormotech, detailed the company's success in challenging times, and its plans to accelerate the development of humanitarian activities in the coming years, "Save Pets of Ukraine."
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Feb 9, 2023
Made in Ukraine: how the Lviv company Kormoteсh was able to increase exports by 40% during the year of the war
"The first weeks of the war were the worst in my life," recalls Rostyslav Vovk. "On February 22, I flew from the USA with ideas and plans. In two days, they were all gone. The company had no free money - we invested everything in production. Instead, we had considerable credit obligations. Bankruptcy for us and unemployment for our 1,150 employees were very real. But we not only recovered but continued to grow. At the end of 2022, our turnover increased by 32% in money and 5% in tons."
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