OUR HISTORY BEGAN IN 1896
The company was founded in 1896 at the food processing plant on Prince Radziwill's estate in the village of Radzivilimonty. The plant made syrup, starch, alcohol, fruit preserves and cucumbers, which were sold in Warsaw.
Before the Second World War, the village was renamed Chyrvonaya Zorka, in Kletsk district, Minsk region.
After the Second World War, the plant was repeatedly rebuilt and expanded, with technical upgrades to its production facilities and raw material supply area.
Following reconstruction in 1953, it produced around 50 types of preserved vegetables, fruit and berries. On 1 September 1953 it became the Kletsk Cannery “Chyrvonaya Zorka”, with a capacity of 3 million standard cans per year.
The designed annual capacity was 28 million standard cans, including 10 million for baby food.
Construction of a new cannery in Kletsk began in 1961.
The general canning workshop opened in August 1974, followed by the baby food canning workshop in November 1975.
The Kletsk Cannery republican unitary production enterprise was established by Minsk Regional Executive Committee decision No. 1773 of 16 December 1996.
The enterprise was registered on 26 December 2000 under No. 928 and entered in the unified state register under No. 600123341.
Belarusian State Food Industry Concern
Belgospischeprom
Gamma Vkusa Joint Stock Company
Tax ID 600123341
2 Kirova Street, Kletsk, Minsk Region, 222531, Belarus
Tel./fax: +375 1793 69184, 69200
Email: info@gammavkusa.by