Fur factory named after the 50th anniversary of the USSR , Ministry of Light Industry of the Kazakh SSR.
| Fur factory | |
|---|---|
| Base |  USSR : Alma-Ata , 1938 |
| Location |  Kazakhstan : Alma-Ata |
| Industry | Light industry |
| Products | children's and women's coats, hats, collars, scarves |
Content
History
It was created as a saddlery and raw materials factory in 1938 on the basis of small-scale leather production, nationalized in 1919. In 1942, the evacuated Kremenchug saddlery entered it. During the years of World War II , the plant produced military wagon gear for the front. It has a modern name since 1957. After the war, reconstruction of existing and construction of new production facilities was carried out. The installation of high-performance equipment made it possible to commission the first phase of the plant, and in 1962 another building was put into operation, which housed the finishing, sheepskin, furrier and tailoring workshops. [1] It makes clothes, hats, and also collars for sewing production from fur raw materials: sheepskin , astrakhan fur, muskrat , , rabbit and others, which is processed here. Mats and scarves are produced from the waste of sheepskin and a mink flap. In 1982, more than 83 million rubles worth of products were produced, including 36.2% with the State Quality Mark . The fur factory annually participates in all-Union and international exhibitions and fairs. [2]
Currently sold to private investors, who lease part of the territory for warehouses, and part - for sawmills.
Rewards
- The fur factory was twice listed in the Golden Book of Honor of the Kazakh SSR in 1975 and 1980.
- In 1976, 2 types of products were awarded Honorary Diplomas at the 4th international competition in Bulgaria .
- In 1979, a coat of karakul pelts was awarded the Big Gold Medal at the international fair in the German Democratic Republic .
- In 1979, Alma-Ata furriers won a Special Prize at the International Fashion Congress in Moscow .
- In 1982, the products of the fur factory were noted at international exhibitions held in Sarajevo and Plovdiv .
- At the Moscow International Fashion Festival, products of the Alma-Ata Fur Factory were awarded two diplomas, a silver medal and a letter. [one]
Famous employees
- Kolzhanova, Mubina Darakulovna (1925-2008) - Hero of Socialist Labor.
Address
- Kazakhstan, the city of Almaty , Stanislavsky street, 43.
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 Fur Combine (inaccessible link)
- ↑ Alma-Ata. Encyclopedia / Ch. ed. M.K. Kozybaev. - Alma-Ata: Ch. ed. Kazakh Soviet Encyclopedia, 1983 .-- 608 p. - 60,000 copies.
Literature
- Kozybaev, M.K. Alma-Ata Encyclopedia / M.K. Kozybaev. - Alma-Ata: Ch. ed. Kazakh Soviet Encyclopedia, 1983. - 608 c.