Biosphere Corporation, one of the largest in Ukraine on the home goods market, has relaunched its business in Uzbekistan, the company's Facebook page reports.

"Even in our difficult times, when many companies face challenges that seem insurmountable, Biosphere continues to confidently move forward... Today we are sharing extremely important news: after a long pause, we have relaunched our business in Uzbekistan," the statement says.

According to the company, only a week has passed since the first shipment, but eight of the largest regions of Uzbekistan have already been covered.

"We are expanding our presence in Central Asia to make Biosphere's business even more sustainable and reliable. Diversification of geography is our strategic decision to ensure stability and prosperity in an ever-changing world," the statement says.

According to the information on the Biosphere website, it began exporting its products to Uzbekistan in 2020.

In June 2022, in an interview with the Interfax-Ukraine agency, owner and CEO of the corporation Andriy Zdesenko spoke about the presence of large orders in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, but noted the presence of logistical and other problems with the supply of products.

Biosphere Corporation has been operating in Ukraine for over 20 years. Its products are presented in the markets of 30 countries in Europe and Asia. The product portfolio includes more than 2,000 items under 13 trademarks: Freken BOK, Smile, Selpak, Vortex, Novita, PRO service, Laikit.

The corporation's capacities are represented by four factories with a total production area of 35,000 square meters in Dnipropetrovsk, Kyiv and Khmelnytsky regions, as well as logistics complexes with an area of 30,000 square meters. Together with the French Groupe Lemoine, Biosphere also owns a plant in Estonia for the production of cotton products with an area of 8,500 square meters.