The Rogachev powdered milk plant is set to supply over 100 tonnes of whole milk powder to Tajikistan in July-August 2009.
The first samples of the whole milk powder produced by the plant had been recently dispatched to Mongolia. Soon after that, the Mongolian side placed an order for 50 tonnes of milk powder.
The products of the Rogachev powdered milk plant are well-known beyond Belarus. At present the company’s export destinations include the Russian Federation, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Moldova and Uzbekistan.
The Rogachev powdered milk plant is among Belarus’ largest canned milk producers and exporters. It produces milk, kefir, cottage cheese, sour cream, butter, mayonnaise, baby foods, yoghurt, milk powder and cheese

Dobrush Chinaware Factory has supplied the first batch of products to Azerbaijan. The cost of the contract made up $25,000, learnt from Nina Gorbatovskaya, sales director of the factory. At present, the Dobrush-based factory mainly produces expensive chinaware sets. The sides have agreed that in case of the successful sales of the Dobrush-produced chinaware in Azerbaijan, the factory will start to supply products 2-3 times more, Nina Gorbatovskaya noted

A financing project of the Gomel-based glassware manufacturer Gomelglass has won Deal of the Year award of the Trade Finance Magazine. The ?96.6 million project provides for starting up the production of polished glass sheets by Gomelglass.
The deal was crosslinked via Belagroprombank as part of a ?98.9 million individual credit agreement signed by Belagroprombank, AKA Ausfuhrkredit-Gesellschaft mbH and BHF-Bank Aktiengesellschaft on conditions stipulated by the national export credit insurance agency Euler Hermes (Germany).
The deal is the largest one on the Belarusian market in the area of attracting long-term financing using coverage of insurance agencies. The insurance coverage decision was made by Euler Hermes outside of Belarus’ country limit. The sum of the deal itself essentially exceeds the country limit. Both financing conditions (the loan repayment term is set at ten years) and the structure of the deal, which provides for escrow payments, are unique. It is important that the financing is attracted without giving Belarusian government guarantees to the foreign bank.