Slavica
Russian ice cream manufacturer
Last updated September 2, 2026
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Overview
Slavica is a Russian ice cream manufacturer. The company began operations in 1994 and started producing ice cream under the Slavica brand in Krasnoyarsk in 2000.
History
The company started operations in 1994 with first ice cream sales. In 1998, it became the largest ice cream seller in Eastern Siberia. In 2000, production of Slavica ice cream began in Krasnoyarsk. In 2001, the famous brand 'Soviet Plombir' in a waffle cup was launched, along with brands 'Polyus' and 'Snezhny Sad'. In 2004, production capacity was increased to 720 tons per month. In 2006, new ice cream 'Azart' in a sugar cone was introduced. In 2010, lines for ice cream on a stick were launched, and brands 'Umka', 'Nastroenie', 'Sovetsky Sport' were introduced. In 2011, the factory produced a wide range of products and launched the premium brand 'Skif'. In 2012, brands 'Orlyonok', 'Fruktolieto', 'Plombir na slivkakh' were introduced. In 2014, brands 'Zabavchik' and 'Solnyshko' were launched. In 2015, a new production facility was opened in Naberezhnye Chelny, and brands 'Volshebny Rozhok', 'Eclair', 'Orekhovoye', 'Zvezdochka' were introduced. In 2016, capacities were increased to 720 tons in Naberezhnye Chelny and 1400 tons in Krasnoyarsk per month, and a new line for fruit ice was launched, with new brands such as 'Svetofor', 'Sosulka', 'Leto', 'Mark'.
Products and positioning
Product categories. ice cream
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