JSC "Znamya Industrializatsii" increased the production of linen clothing by 5 times in March-May

June 7, Minsk / Tatyana Chumakova - BELTA /. Vitebsk Open Joint-Stock Company "Znamya Industrializatsii" increased the output of clothing and other linen products by five times to 15,000 units in March-May of the current year compared to the same period in 2009. This was reported to a BELTA correspondent at the enterprise. This year, linen products are represented by approximately 60 models, while last year there were about 40. Jackets, trousers, capris, shorts, souvenir bags, etc. are sewn from linen. New products have appeared in the assortment, such as blazers and scarves. Clothing is produced in natural, black, and white colors and is decorated with colored stitching. Linen products undergo preliminary boiling before being put on sale. This technological process allows the consumer to avoid shrinkage of clothes after washing, making the products softer and more pleasant to the touch. Fabrics from the Orsha Linen Mill are used for sewing clothes. Traditionally, linen products are sewn at OJSC "Znamya Industrializatsii" every spring for the upcoming summer season. In January-May, the enterprise produced products worth Br26.6 billion, with a growth rate of 113.3% compared to the same period in 2009. The production of consumer goods increased by 23.2% to Br24.8 billion. Inventories of finished products as of June 1 were 164.9% of the average monthly output. Exports of goods and services for the five months amounted to $3.1 million, or 123% compared to January-May of last year. Products are supplied to Russia and Lithuania. OJSC's revenue in January-April increased by 21.3% compared to the same period last year, reaching Br5.8 billion. The profitability of realized products was 5.7%. OJSC "Znamya Industrializatsii" is one of the largest manufacturers of men's and women's outerwear in Belarus. The products are mainly made from natural raw materials and materials. OJSC produces 380-400 thousand items annually. It is part of the "Bellegprom" concern. -0-