Barysaw Bakery Plant
Belarus's largest grain processing enterprise, producing flour, cereals, pasta, animal feed and food products under the Uladar brand.
Last updated September 26, 2026
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Overview
Barysaw Bakery Plant (Belarusian: УП «Барысаўскі камбінат хлебапрадуктаў») is a Belarusian grain processing and food manufacturing enterprise based in Barysaw. According to its official website and Wikidata, it is the largest grain processing enterprise in Belarus. The company operates under the consumer-facing brand «Уладар» (Uladar), which is also the name of its flagship retail store. The enterprise produces a broad range of flour-based and grain-based goods. Its product catalogue includes flour, pasta, groats (cereals), pizza flour mixes, semi-finished flour products, healthy food products, animal feed (kombikorm), premixes, rapeseed oil processing products, meat and milk. The company also operates its own branded stores, where it sells a wide assortment of its products as well as meat semi-finished products made from pork and beef, sausage products, and milling and cereal products. The company positions itself as a major supplier for wholesale and retail buyers, inviting dealers from Russia, the Baltic states and Eastern Europe to cooperate. It emphasizes high product quality, favorable wholesale prices, individual approach to each client, timely information about stock availability and price changes, and logistics solutions including shipment by road and rail. It also offers a flexible discount system and marketing and motivational programs for partners. The official website is available in Belarusian at uladar.by. The company's flagship retail store is called «Уладар» (Uladar). The enterprise is based in Barysaw, Minsk Region, Belarus. Its exact founding year, ownership structure and current executives are not specified in the available evidence.
History
Barysaw Bakery Plant (Belarusian: УП «Барысаўскі камбінат хлебапрадуктаў») is a Belarusian grain processing enterprise based in Barysaw. According to its official website and Wikidata, it is the largest grain processing enterprise in Belarus. The company operates under the consumer-facing brand «Уладар» (Uladar), which is also the name of its flagship retail store. The enterprise produces a broad range of flour-based and grain-based goods. Its product catalogue includes flour, pasta, groats (cereals), pizza flour mixes, semi-finished flour products, healthy food products, animal feed (kombikorm), premixes, rapeseed oil processing products, meat and milk. The company also operates its own branded stores, where it sells a wide assortment of its products as well as meat semi-finished products made from pork and beef, sausage products, and milling and cereal products. The company positions itself as a major supplier for wholesale and retail buyers, inviting dealers from Russia, the Baltic states and Eastern Europe to cooperate. It emphasizes high product quality, favorable wholesale prices, individual approach to each client, timely information about stock availability and price changes, and logistics solutions including shipment by road and rail. It also offers a flexible discount system and marketing and motivational programs for partners. The official website is available in Belarusian at uladar.by. The company's flagship retail store is called «Уладар» (Uladar). The enterprise is based in Barysaw, Minsk Region, Belarus. Its exact founding year, ownership structure and current executives are not specified in the available evidence.
Products and positioning
Belarus's largest grain processing enterprise; supplier of flour, cereals, pasta and feed for wholesale and retail buyers in Belarus, Russia, the Baltic states and Eastern Europe.
Flour
Pasta
Groats
Pizza flour mixes
Semi-finished flour products
Healthy food products
Animal feed (kombikorm)
Premixes
Rapeseed oil processing products
Meat
Milk
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