Rokytne Glass Works, Private Join Stock Company

Chairman of the Board - Hryhoriy Minich

Rokytne Glass Works, OJSC was founded in 1898 and has more than one hundred years experience in the sphere of glass production. The company is one of the top-level producers of glass containers.

The glass factory uses raw material of high quality, purchasing it from Ukrainian and foreign suppliers.

The enterprise is constantly developing, updating its technological process and introducing modern technologies. The company was the first among the glass producing enterprises of the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe (in 2004) to introduce the LPBB process (light process blow&blow). This technology allows to reduce the weight of the bottle by 10 %, to improve hydrostatic pressure characteristics up to 20 atmospheres.

Currently the company uses glass-forming equipment made by the world top-level producers: "Sklostroy" Czech Company; "Heye" (Poland); "Omko" (Croatia); "Glass Technology" and "Schrader" (Germany).

Modern quality control equipment is used to ensure high quality of products (M-1 multifunctional test machine (France). The glass containers producing shop is equipped with special packaging machines wrapping products in shrinkable film.

The company has sufficient storage facilities. Products are delivered to customers by trucks and railway transport.

As a result of using high-technology equipment and raw materials of high quality, our products are rather competitive at the glass products market. The company is specialized in the production of exclusive glass containers, which are in demand. Our products meet European quality standards and can satisfy any particular taste. Close cooperation with our clients and permanent contacts with potential customers give us an opportunity to establish lasting partner relations with our clients.

That's why at present the top-level companies and their brands are our clients: "Obolon"; "Gin-tonic"; "Samba"; "Fantasy"; "Tavriya"; "Olimp"; "5 kapel"; "Sprite"; "Kotnar"; Chizai"; "Myagkov"; "Koblevo"; "Stary Druzhe"; "Shake"; "Shustov"; "Odessa Cognac Factory"; "French Boulevard"; "Blagov"; "Getman"; "Pisnya"; "Pervak"; "Uzhgorod Cognac Factory".