A Yaroslavl rubber products manufacturer has received a "Made in Russia" certificate and is ready to enter new markets.

Gavrilov-Yamsky Rubber Products Plant "Alliance" (brands "ARSPROM" and "YaZTO") has received Russian Export Center (REC) certification, confirming the Russian origin of its rubber products, reinforced gaskets, and engine repair components. What this provides: - Access to EAEU tenders; - Systematic entry into 5 new markets; - Quality assurance for foreign partners. Facts about the company: - Operating since 2008; - 15,000 sq. m of production space in Yaroslavl; - 1,000+ product names; - Supplies to YaMZ, TMZ, UMZ, MAZ, KAMAZ, URAL, and BELAZ. - Price 25-40% below the market average due to full-cycle production; Quality is confirmed by ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 certificates. The company already supplies products to Belarus and Kazakhstan and plans to expand into the markets of Azerbaijan, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan. "In our work, it's all about the details. Literally, the quality of every gasket, ring, and repair kit determines customer trust and the longevity of the equipment. Figuratively, there are no trifles, neither in production processes, nor in communication with partners, nor within the team. We have received "Made in Russia" certification and are now preparing to enter five new CIS markets. We plan to continue to utilize government support to develop exports and strengthen the position of Russian products abroad. We are ready for this," says Vardan Arsenyan, General Director of the Gavrilov-Yamsky RTI Plant "Alliance." Prospects: By 2027, the company will complete construction of a new office and production building in Yaroslavl, increasing capacity and reducing processing times for export orders; The target share of exports in the company's revenue will exceed 10-15%. We are happy for Yaroslavl and would like to remind you that receiving the REC "birdie" significantly facilitates its entry into the international arena.