Bramko Information

Na zklad nazen vldy z 21.10.2020 plat, e nae podnikov prodejna a drobn prodej v Semicch zstvaj oteveny! ..more Drustvo BRAMKO CZ was founded just in 2006 but its history dates back to 1992 when the Pavel Pokorn - BRAMKO Company was specialising in growing of field vegetable and potatoes. Potatoes, onion and cauliflower started to be grown on an area of 30 hectares. It was solely responsible for its sale without any assistance from other organisations. Drustvo BRAMKO CZ marketing board is currently responsible for the sale of all grown vegetable. The Company is owned by production companies Pavel Pokorn BRAMKO, Agta spol. s.r.o., Bramko s.r.o., J+N Semice s.r.o., Bruinsma Czech s.r.o. and Strudo. These Companies manage areas of approximately 2500 hectares. The production strategy changed by entering business chains in 1999 it is now more focused on treatment and packing of potatoes and vegetable for end customers. At present there are contracts concluded with all big business chains in the Czech Republic and Slovakia whose logistic centres are supplied by our Company on a daily basis. Apart from the business chains, we also supply goods to our wholesale customers each day, both in the Czech Republic and abroad. Since 2003, we have been exporting a large quantity of products to direct and indirect consumers in the neighbouring countries (Germany, Poland, Holland, Hungary, Sweden, Lithuania, Italy, France etc.). Drustvo BRAMKO CZ (hereinafter referred to as BRAMKO) disposes of a greatly organised transport capacity. Each day, its products are distributed by 40 - 50 trucks with a tonnage of 3 to 24 tons. Besides the central distribution centres around Prague, Bramko supplies wholesale vegetable stores within 800 km on a daily basis. Approximately 100,000 tons of Company products are distributed to customers each year. Most modern grow and harvest technologies are used on the agricultural land. An overwhelming majority of the farmed area is subject to an irrigation system. Introduction of GPS-controlled tractors ...