The unitary enterprise Fergana Factory of Furan Compounds was founded in 1946 to cover the demand for ethyl technical alcohol for the military. In 1965 shops for manufacture of tetrahydrofurfuryl alcohol and fodder yeast were built, hydrogen shop and nitrogen unit were commissioned. In 2002 the German company Unionmatex using the factorys capacities commissioned the production of cotton cellulose with a capacity of 30 thousand tons a year and costing approx. $50 million. The Fargona Kimyo Zavodi LLC was established in 2012 on the basis of the Fergana Chemical Plant of Furan Compounds. The company is one of the largest producers of cotton cellulose in Uzbekistan. Our products is used as raw materials in many industrial enterprises. To date, 80% of our products are exported, the export geography includes Iran, Bulgaria, China, Germany, Serbia, Russia and other CIS countries. The cotton cellulose is the raw material for production of nitrocellulose (dialdehyde cellulose, cellulose triacetate) carboxymethylcellulose and other simple and compound ethers, as well as for cosmetic, pharmaceutical (high hydrophilic cellulose absorbents, tampons, disposable linens, towels, napkins, toilet paper, hydrogels-diapers, medicines, cosmetic products, dressing materials, haemostatic cellulose powders, dissolving films, surgical sutures), paint, food, construction, chemical (viscose-manmade fibres, cellulose film, film for sausages; acetates-artificial silk, cigarette filters, packaging films, moulding material for eyeglass frames; nitrates-explosives, paints and varnishes) petroleum refining, paper (paper for banknotes, paper with watermarks, cigarette paper, filter cardboard and filter paper, office paper).