Pobeda (company)
| Победа Pobeda |
|
|---|---|
| legal form | Corporation |
| founding | 1929 |
| Seat |
Burgas , Bulgaria
|
| Number of employees | over 500 |
| Branch | food |
| Website | Pobeda AG |
Pobeda ( Bulgarian Победа ; German victory) is a company based in Burgas, Bulgaria . Pobeda the largest Bulgarian manufacturer of confectionery with over 500 employees.
history
In 1921 Avram Tschaliowski founded a sugar refinery in Burgas as the second mainstay of his "industrial house for the production of sweets, vegetable oils , halva , cocoa , chocolate , biscuits , caramel and others". In 1929 he outsourced the production facility in Burgas and founded the factory for confectionery and vegetable oil, the predecessor of today's confectionery manufacturer Pobeda. In the following years the factory was run by Tschaliowski's descendants.
After the assumption of power by the BKP the factory in the second half of the 1940s was nationalized . In 1998 it was privatized. From 1998 to 2006 Dimitar Nikolow was managing director of Pobeda.
Products (selection)
- Zakuska (biscuits)
- Izgrev (biscuits)
- Everest (filled waffles )
- Merita (filled waffles)
- Navona (biscuits)
- Anelia (cookies)
- Frigate (biscuits)
- Super Bravo (mini cake)
- Чернонорец / Chernomorets ( chocolates )
- Forza ( croissants with filling)
- Bumi (croissants with filling)
- Crackers and mini crackers
Web links
- Company website ( Bulgarian / English )
Individual evidence
- ↑ Archived copy ( Memento from January 16, 2012 in the Internet Archive )