MINSK, 4 June (BelTA) – Companies of the Belarusian state light industry concern Bellegprom have considerably increased supplies to the non-CIS countries, Chairman of Bellegprom Concern Nikolai Yefimchik told the media on 4 June, BelTA has learned.
“In general, the export dynamics are good. Today, we are up more than 10%. I think the dynamics will keep up. The growth of supplies to the non-CIS countries is evident. This shows that our products and assortment have become more popular,” Nikolai Yefimchik said.
The supply of products to Belgium increased 4.5 times, to France - 3.6 times, to India - 2.2 times. The growth rate of exports to Germany made up 34%. A significant growth in exports was posted to the Czech Republic, the Netherlands, and Brazil. At the same time, there has been a decline in exports to Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, and Uzbekistan. “These countries have their own raw material bases,” the chairman of the concern said. In general, Bellegprom products are exported to 49 countries.
Nikolai Yefimchik also noted that Kamvol can significantly affect the growth of Bellegprom's export supplies. “We have very serious intentions to work with companies from Turkey and other foreign countries who are interested in purchasing new worsted fabrics,” he added.
Bellegprom includes 96 organizations, including 76 industrial companies. Industrial enterprises are divided into branches: textile, clothing, knitwear and leather and footwear. The concern also includes 16 other organizations and trade enterprises.
