Flax (lat. Línum) is a genus of herbaceous plants of the Flax family (Linaceae). There are about 200 species. Common flax is a valuable spinning and oilseed crop.
Fiber flax is a valuable plant that has a wide range of uses. Not only does it provide natural fiber to the textile industry, but it also has health benefits. In this regard, its cultivation and use continues to be relevant and in demand in the modern world.
Flax is an excellent honey plant.
Growing fiber flax makes a huge contribution not only to nature conservation, but also to the preservation and maintenance of the population of beneficial insects.
70 years
Our plant has been operating since 1954
100%
Level of quality
300+
The number of employees
3000+ tons
Finished products per year
Flax and properties of flax fiber
Since time immemorial, flax has been cultivated by mankind.
For several thousand years he has been feeding, healing, and clothing people.
Harvesting fiber flax
Harvesting fiber flax is a rather labor-intensive and responsible job, on which not only the preservation of the grown crop, but also the quality of the flax product largely depends.
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Zelenukho Alexey Grigorievich (Director of the flax plant)
Gerasimovich Svetlana Viktorovna (Head of Production)
Lipnitsky Artyom Valerievich (Chief Agronomist)
Zhevago Alexey Alexandrovich (Chief Mechanic)
Gedrevich Elena Viktorovna (Deputy Director)
Misarevich Vyacheslav Vyacheslavovich (Chief Power Engineer)
Kalinovskaya Zhanna Stepanovna (Marketing Specialist)
Kanus Inna Igorevna (Chief Economist)
Evgeniy Nikolaevich Pochebut (Head of Section)
Malets Tatyana Iosifovna (Chief Accountant)
Mazur Denis Stanislavovich (Head of the mechanized detachment)
Zhidko Oleg Pavlovich (Chief Engineer)
