Kormotech has received a grant to install solar power stations at its factories. This project costs €450,000, with the European government covering 60% of the expenses. We aim to produce 15% of our energy needs from solar power at our factories in Lithuania and Ukraine by the end of 2027.
Kormotech, the animal welfare social initiative Save Pets of Ukraine, and the media organization Internews Ukraine have held the second edition of their journalism contest focused on responsible animal treatment. This annual media event aims to draw societal attention to crucial issues such as the humane treatment of animals, ecology, animal protection, and social responsibility.
Global and local events continue to reshape economies, cultures, and perceptions of "Made in Ukraine." Simultaneously, the concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR) is evolving, becoming deeply embedded in brand culture.
Kormotech recently participated in the thematic forum "Training Specialists in Vocational Education Centers of the State Employment Service: Educating Ukrainians to Meet Business Needs" to share its practical experience in attracting talent.
Kormotech participated in the "Nebaiduzhi" ("Caring") Conference, the first large-scale event in Ukraine dedicated to corporate social responsibility (CSR).
"In 2014, as the world was changing, we decided to adapt and change the game's rules. This decision became our key to the European market," said Ihor Paranyak, COO of Kormotech, during the V Business Transformation Conference in Kyiv. This year’s forum was themed “Directors of Transformations: How Ukrainian Business is Changing Markets and Industries.”