Radomyshl community

Zhytomyr region

Population&Priorities

Type: Urban
Population: 25,518

Economy
Sources

Economy

There are explored deposits of marble, rubble stone, clay and loam, used for brick production, in the community.

The food industry is also developing. The business card of the community is Radomyshl beer, produced by PJSC Radomyshl Beer and Malt Beverages Plant, which is exported to Moldova, Poland, Estonia, Great Britain, Israel, USA, Spain and Canada.

The Radomilk company, specialized in the production of dairy products, is another important local business.

An important elements of the community’s economy are agriculture, forestry and crop production in particular wheat and rye.

PJSC Radomyshl Beer and Malt Beverages Plant Source: Wikipedia

Sources

Interviews with community members

Radomyshl City Council website

Development strategy of Radomyshl territorial community

Information resource Zhytomyr 20 minutes

Page Radomyshl- Immediate Information

Local history site “Ukraine Incognita”

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