Enzym Group at the FMCG Conference
Enzym Group presented a case study on portfolio building—where the manufacturer’s own brand and private label products do not compete but instead serve distinct business objectives—at the Private Label & FMCG Master-2026 conference organized by TradeMaster Group (www.TradeMaster.UA).
We are familiar with this model through our own experience: Lvivski Drizhdzhi is a brand recognized across the Ukrainian market. At the same time, the company manufactures private label products and develops new food solutions based on its core competency: working with yeast cells.
In this synergy, each segment plays a specific role: the brand builds value and trust, private label ensures scale and volume, and innovation opens up new growth opportunities.
Enzym Group’s key takeaway: a strong portfolio is not defined by the number of products, but by the clear role of each segment and the ability to manage the balance between them.
Flags of Independence for Partner Organizations
Enzym Group joined the "Flag of Independence" initiative launched by Ukraine WOW and the "Come Back Alive" Foundation. We purchased 13 flags, directing 550,000 hryvnias to support Ukraine’s Defense Forces.
Half of the amount was raised by Enzym Group employees during the "Donate a Workday to the Armed Forces" campaign, while the other half was contributed by Olena Vovk, a co-owner of Enzym Group. "Come Back Alive" will use the funds to procure ground-based robotic systems for our military. We decided to share these legendary flags: 10 were presented to schools and organizations that share our values. Recipients include the Lviv community, as well as Secondary School No. 55—where the company’s founder, Orest Vovk, studied—and Lyceum No. 66, attended by co-owners Olena Vovk and Rostyslav Vovk. We are keeping three flags for ourselves.
We want these flags to serve as a reminder of the journey Ukraine has already traveled, the price of our independence, and everyone's responsibility for shaping the country's future.
Enzym Feed Solutions at the International Pigs Farming Industry Forum
Our R&D scientist, Iryna Matiukha, spoke to forum participants about the use of probiotic yeast in animal nutrition. This time, we went beyond mere properties and efficacy to explore the actual mechanisms of action.
What happens when a live yeast cell enters an animal's body? How does it interact with the microbiota and the gut? What roles do metabolites and beta-glucans play?
Understanding these biological processes is crucial for us. After all, every nutrition solution should be backed not just by a list of benefits, but by an understanding of why it works and the results it will yield in real-world production. It is at this intersection of science and practice that the Enzym Feed Solutions team develops yeast-based solutions to improve livestock nutrition. It is valuable to see interest in our products, answer questions, and meet partners, clients, and new people in the industry. Such forums help us align our R&D approaches with the needs of manufacturers.
Kormotech Celebrates Its 23rd Anniversary
On September 30, 2026, Kormotech turned 23, and we are proud to be part of its story.
It all began 23 years ago with an idea, belief in the team, and the courage to blaze new trails. Today, Kormotech is a global company with Ukrainian roots, creating products chosen by cat and dog owners in 50 countries.
We celebrate the success of our family business and thank the entire Kormotech team for their hard work and their contribution to the culture of caring for our four-legged friends.
We wish you bold decisions, new markets, ambitious goals—and the fulfillment of every one of them. Here’s to endless purring, wagging tails, and reasons to be proud. Onward and upward!
