Agroprodservice (Ternopil region) is implementing a project to build a new feed mill and a 3 MW biogas plant to strengthen energy independence and expand the agricultural holding’s export potential, said the company’s commercial director, Taras Baran.
“Environmental requirements are driving us to improve: we are obtaining EU-compliant certification for our farms and are also preparing to implement a 3-megawatt biogas plant project. This will also help us become more resilient to power outages,” he said at the Soybean Market: Growing. Processing. Trade. conference.
The new feed mill will be equipped with its own soybean processing line. Its launch will allow the holding company to separate production flows: the new plant will fully meet the company’s internal needs for pig and cattle feed, while the capacity of the existing soybean processing facility (approximately 2,500 tons per month) will be dedicated exclusively to export and external sales.
As Baran emphasized, the company’s strategy is based on vertical integration and creating added value at every stage. Currently, “Agroprodservice” processes about 30,000 tons of soybeans per year and produces oil and meal from them. The company already holds non-GMO certification, which allows it to receive a price premium when selling products in the German and Czech markets.
PJSC “Agroprodservice” was established in 1999 and is a diversified agricultural holding operating in the Ternopil and Ivano-Frankivsk regions. It cultivates approximately 45,000–50,000 hectares of land and owns grain storage facilities with a capacity of 200,000 tons, as well as seed and feed mills. The holding is among the top five largest pork producers in Ukraine (60,000 head) and also maintains 16,000 head of cattle and 600,000 head of poultry.
In 2025, the agricultural holding invested UAH 45 million in the launch of the “Babusia Marusia” food products plant at the “Western Ukrainian Industrial Hub” industrial park. The facility specializes in the production of canned vegetables, pickles, and semi-finished products, with a projected capacity of 650 tons of products per year. Additionally, the “Nasha Ptitsya” (chicken processing) and “Ternopil Meat Processing Plant” divisions operate within the hub.
According to data from the Opendatabot service, the ultimate beneficiaries of the private joint-stock company “Agroprodservice” are Tetiana Chaikivska (70%) and Andriy Baran (30%). Until 2020, the business was owned by the company’s founder, Ivan Chaikivsky, who is currently the secretary of the Verkhovna Rada’s Agrarian Committee.
In the industrial park (IP) “Western Ukrainian Industrial Hub” (Ternopil region), the Babusya Marusya food factory, which produces canned vegetables, pickles, and semi-finished products from vacuum-packed vegetables, has begun shipping its products, according to Dmytro Kysilevsky, deputy chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Economic Development.
“The plant has already reached its design production capacity and plans to produce 650 tons of canned goods in 2025,” he wrote on Facebook.
According to the MP, the investment made by PJSC “Agroprodservice” (Nastasiv, Ternopil region) in the launch of the plant amounted to UAH 45 million.
The construction of industrial premises with a total area of 1,700 square meters and the installation of production lines lasted from 2024 to 2025. The enterprise has created 30 jobs, and plans to increase its staff by 50% in the near future. The plans include establishing export supplies to the Baltic countries, Israel, Turkey, and Italy.
The Western Ukrainian Industrial Hub, covering an area of over 10 hectares, was established in 2022 on the site of a meat processing plant that had been out of operation for over 10 years but retained its powerful engineering and logistics infrastructure. Currently, the park has more than 58,000 square meters of renovated industrial premises with ceilings 5-10 meters high and its own 10 MW substation.
In addition to the Babusia Marusia plant, the Western Ukrainian Industrial Hub industrial park is home to the companies Nasha Ptytsia (chicken processing), Delta Food (sauce production), Ternopil Meat Processing Plant (agricultural processing), as well as a logistics center, whose warehouses are used by six local and 16 relocated enterprises. The IP enterprises provide 860 jobs. At the same time, the park’s concept envisages the creation of 1,300 jobs.
According to data from Opendatabot, until 2020, the owner of Babusia Marusia Food Products Plant LLC was Ivan Chaykivsky, secretary of the parliamentary committee on agrarian and land policy and founder of Agropromservice. The business is currently run by his wife, Tetiana.
Agroprodservice PJSC was established in 1999. As a diversified enterprise, it operates in the Ternopil and Ivano-Frankivsk regions. It cultivates about 45,000 hectares of land. It owns grain elevators with a total storage capacity of 200,000 tons, a feed mill, and a seed plant. It is also engaged in poultry farming (2 million birds), cattle breeding (about 6,000 head, including 2,000 dairy cows) and pig breeding (60,000 head).
The ultimate beneficiaries of PAP “Agroprodservice” are Tetiana Chaykivska (who owns 70% of the company’s shares) and Andrii Baran (30%).
Agroprodservice PJSC has launched a new factory for canning and manufacturing semi-finished products from vegetables in the Velykoberezovytska community (Ternopil region), according to a press release posted on the community’s Facebook page.
According to the report, the new food factory, Babusi Marusi, will produce canned vegetables, pickles, and semi-finished products from vacuum-packed vegetables.
The company already employs 26 people. The plant plans to hire a permanent staff of about 50 employees, including 10 highly qualified specialists. In the future, it plans to introduce modern production automation technologies and enter new markets, including outside Ukraine.
“The development of the enterprise will create new jobs for the community, increase local budget revenues, and make the area more attractive to investors. This will help improve the standard of living and support infrastructure development,” the company said.
PJSC “Agroprodservice” was established in 1999.
As a diversified enterprise, it operates in the Ternopil and Ivano-Frankivsk regions. It cultivates about 45,000 hectares of land. Agroprodservice owns grain elevators with a total storage capacity of 200,000 tons, a feed mill, and a seed plant.
The company is also engaged in poultry farming (2 million birds), cattle breeding (about 6,000 head, including 2,000 dairy cows) and pig breeding (60,000 head).
The ultimate beneficiaries of PAP “Agroprodservice” (Nastasiv, Ternopil region) are Tetiana Chaykivska (owns 70% of the company’s shares) — wife of People’s Deputy Ivan Chaykivsky, secretary of the Verkhovna Rada’s Agrarian Committee — and Andriy Baran (30%).
AGROPRODSERVICE, canned food, FACTORY, SEMI-FINISHED PRODUCTS, TERNOPIL REGION
Agroprodservice has launched the second line of a grain elevator in the village of Yastrubiv, Ternopil region, with a storage capacity of 100,000 tonnes per annum.
According to a statement on the company’s website, the second line of the facility consists of a grain-harvesting tank, drying, cleaning and transporting units.
The total storage capacity of Agroprodservice’s grain elevators reaches 200,000 tonnes of simultaneous storage.
Agroprodservice was created in 1999. As a diversified company, it operates in Ternopil and Ivano-Frankivsk regions. It cultivates about 45,000 hectares of land.
Agroprodservice owns grain elevators with a total storage capacity of 200,000 tonnes, as well as feed and seed mills.
The company is also engaged in poultry farming (2 million birds), cattle breeding (about 6,000 animals), and pig breeding (60,000 animals).
The final beneficiaries of Agroprodservice are Tetiana Chaikivska and Andriy Baran.
