Sweet mark of quality

ROSHEN CONFECTIONERY CORPORATION ONE OF THE

LARGEST WORLD MANUFACTURERS OF CONFECTIONERY
PRODUCTS.

ROSHEN Confectionery Corporation holds
18th place in the world rating Candy Idustry
Top 100.
Under its own "sweet quality mark" ROSHEN
produces around 200 kinds of perfect quality
confectionery products (chocolate and jelly
sweets, caramel, chocolate, biscuits, wafers,
sponge cakes, swiss rolls and cakes). The total
volume of production reaches 450 thousand
tons per year.
Head office is located in Kiev City, Ukraine.
The Corporation ROSHEN consits of 4
Ukrainian factories (Kiev, two production
sites in Vinnitsa, Mariupol and Kremenchug),
two production sites of the Lipetsk
Confectionery Factory (Russia), the Klaipeda
Confectionery Factory (Lithuania), Bonbonetti
Choco Kft (Budapest, Hungary) and also a
butter-milk plant "Bershadmoloko", supplying
the corporation plants with the natural high
quality diary raw materials.

The monitoring of the product quality control
and required researches is automized at
every factory of the Roshen
Corporation. Technology design and high
quality product set-up is under the
responsibility of the experts trained and
certified by international specialized centers.

Launched confectionary products are
produced with the application of the cut edge
technologies. Modern high capacity
equipment, strict adherence to the
production technologies, only high quality
raw materials guarantee key strengths and
superiorities of the Roshen products.
Roshen sell its products in Ukraine, Russia,
Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan,
Azerbaijan, Armenia, Moldova, Estonia,
Latvia, Lithuania, the USA, Canada,
Germany, Israel and other countries.
LOGISTICS CENTER

To improve storage conditions of raw materials and finished products,
to optimize product delivery and to minimize product date of deposit at
warehouse - the Corporation launched its own logistics center.
The total area of the complex is 60,000 m2, including warehouse
premises area of 57,000 m2. The total capacity is up to 45,000 tons,
out of which 20-25,000 tons are products and 20,000 tons are raw
materials.
EXPORT CATALOGUE
Chocolate Tablets



Chocolate Bars

Sweets in Gift Boxes

Chocolate Sweets and Chocolate-coated
Sweets
UNCOATED SWEETS
JELLY SWEETS
TOFFEE SWEETS
BOILED SWEETS
WAFERS
BISCUITS

CRACKERS
CHOCOLATE FACTORY, TRADE WAR VICTIM

Since July 2013, Russia has banned all
Roshen imports due to
unsatisfying packaging labelling .

The Russian authority Federal Service for
Supervision of Consumer Protection and
Welfare (Rospotrebnadzor) reached a
Memorandum of Understanding with the
Ukrainian government that included phased
reintroduction of Roshen products into Russia.
This came with the proviso that every batch
was tested by, accredited laboratories.
Why was Roshen ousted?
Russia banned imports from Roshen in July this year due to
allegedly high levels of toxic polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon
(PAH) Benzo[a]pyrene found in Roshen chocolate. The ban
came soon after the Ukrainian government imposed an
emergency import tax on cars, making car exportation more
costly for Russia. Moldova, Tadzhikistan, Kazakhstan and
Belarus conducted their own investigations , but found no health
risks from Roshen chocolate.
Ukraine to restore economic relations with Russia
The Russian ban was lifted on the day the Ukrainian Prime
Minister announced his country would begin negotiations with
Russia to restore economic relations. Roshen was asked for
comment, but a response was not forthcoming. The company
previously told the site which published the article that Russian
authorities had never visited Roshens factories before imposing
the ban and had even failed to inform the Ukrainian company on
the rationale for the ban before the news became public.

SOURCES:
www.roshen.com
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/30/business
/international/ukrainian-chocolates-caught-in-
trade-war-between-europe-and-
russia.html?pagewanted=1&_r=1
http://www.confectionerynews.com/
www.zik.ua