About us

2015

“Muszynianka” Workers’ Co-operative introduced on the Polish market a mobile application – Muszynianka – Pij Wodę (Muszynianka – Drink Water).

The purpose of the “Muszynianka – Pij Wodę” (Muszynianka – Drink Water) application is to remind the users about drinking water on a daily basis. Throughout the day, the application sends to mobile phones with the Android or IOS systems messages informing about the necessity to drink the appropriate amount of water. This solution offered by the Co-operative to its Clients is the continuation of the brand’s educational activities.

2014

Creating and launching an information and educational campaign – Akademia Zdrowia Muszynianki (the Health Academy of Muszynianka) – www.akademiazdrowiamuszynianki.pl, a project which shapes healthy dietary patterns among Polish people.

2011 – 2012

The Co-operative celebrated its 60th anniversary in 2011.

2003 – 2005

2003 was the year of an intensive building-up of Zakład Eksploatacji Wody Mineralnej (Mineral Water Exploitation Plant) in Muszyna and the commencement of searching for other water springs. Two years later (in 2005), a modern bottling line of the German company “Krones” was installed.

1997 – 2002

In 1997, an Italian line for bottling mineral water into 1.5 L PET disposable bottles was bought. A high demand for “Muszynianka” forced the Management Board of the Co-operative to take a decision on building-up the plant and purchasing a new bottling line.

1970s – 1990s

At the beginning of 1970s, the Co-operative, which at that time was composed of more than 300 persons, started an intensive modernisation of technological processes.

1969

In June, the Co-operative adopted the name Spółdzielnia Pracy Przemysłu Spożywczego “POSTĘP” (Workers’ Co-operative of the Food Industry).

1957

In 1957, Zakład Przetwórstwa Mięsnego (Meat Processing Plant) started its activities.

1951

The co-operative “MUSZYNIANKA” was established on 23rd June 1951. During the first stage of its activity, the co-operative provided tailor’s services and employed 21 members.