RETON Scientific and Production Association from Tomsk became one of the companies that received the Made in Russia national brand certificate in the reliability category for its Reton Forte complex therapeutic device.
RETON is a large manufacturer of high-tech medical equipment and household appliances based on ultrasonic technologies. The company, founded in 1998, has been successfully operating and developing for over two decades, constantly improving its developments. The company patented its products and body impact unique technologies.
The company first exported at the end of 2023. The path to foreign markets began with product registration in Kazakhstan and the search for an official distributor. Now the geography of supplies is expanding, and the nearest plans include entering the markets of other CIS countries.
Reton Forte certified device is a compact, silent, and easy-to-use appliance for home care. It combines three operating modes: ultrasound, magnet, and infrared light, which can be alternated to achieve stable remission in chronic and difficult-to-treat diseases.
"Obtaining the Made in Russia certificate has become an important stage for us in developing our export potential. This quality mark significantly increases the trust of our foreign partners and, I am confident, will help expand the geography of our supplies," Denis Cheburenko, General Director, RETON LLC.
To obtain a free Made in Russia certificate, the company and its products or services are not subjected to additional checks by REC. All that is needed is to submit an application on the Russian Export Center website, attaching the necessary documents electronically, and sign the automatically generated questionnaire.
"The main goal of the Made in Russia program is to promote goods from Russian manufacturers under a single national brand, thereby confirming the integrity of the domestic manufacturer as a reliable supplier of quality products. And what particularly pleases us is that the number of program participants has significantly increased. We have something to present on foreign markets; we have something to be proud of – these are unique technologies, unconventional solutions, interesting developments in various fields. We observe an additional effect of the program: when Russian brands conquer foreign markets under the auspices of Made in Russia, entrepreneurs become bolder in their plans, ambitions to enter foreign markets grow, and it can be said with confidence that Russian business has believed that we are awaited abroad!" Elena Bragova, Head of the Russian Export Center representative office in Novosibirsk.
The company actively uses other opportunities provided by Russian Export Center to enter foreign markets: it studies the specifics of working with foreign partners in the Exporter's Knowledge Base, and connects to regular webinars on relevant topics. It also uses the tools available to exporters on My Export digital platform: it analyzes product requirements in target markets using the barrier navigator, uses partner search services, and obtains certificates for manufactured products, including certificates of origin.
"Before cooperating with the REC, we had many questions about organizing foreign economic activity, and it is thanks to their support that we were able to successfully enter foreign markets," Ekaterina Koval, Project Manager at RETON LLC.
RETON is a large manufacturer of high-tech medical equipment and household appliances based on ultrasonic technologies. The company, founded in 1998, has been successfully operating and developing for over two decades, constantly improving its developments. The company patented its products and body impact unique technologies.
The company first exported at the end of 2023. The path to foreign markets began with product registration in Kazakhstan and the search for an official distributor. Now the geography of supplies is expanding, and the nearest plans include entering the markets of other CIS countries.
Reton Forte certified device is a compact, silent, and easy-to-use appliance for home care. It combines three operating modes: ultrasound, magnet, and infrared light, which can be alternated to achieve stable remission in chronic and difficult-to-treat diseases.
"Obtaining the Made in Russia certificate has become an important stage for us in developing our export potential. This quality mark significantly increases the trust of our foreign partners and, I am confident, will help expand the geography of our supplies," Denis Cheburenko, General Director, RETON LLC.
To obtain a free Made in Russia certificate, the company and its products or services are not subjected to additional checks by REC. All that is needed is to submit an application on the Russian Export Center website, attaching the necessary documents electronically, and sign the automatically generated questionnaire.
"The main goal of the Made in Russia program is to promote goods from Russian manufacturers under a single national brand, thereby confirming the integrity of the domestic manufacturer as a reliable supplier of quality products. And what particularly pleases us is that the number of program participants has significantly increased. We have something to present on foreign markets; we have something to be proud of – these are unique technologies, unconventional solutions, interesting developments in various fields. We observe an additional effect of the program: when Russian brands conquer foreign markets under the auspices of Made in Russia, entrepreneurs become bolder in their plans, ambitions to enter foreign markets grow, and it can be said with confidence that Russian business has believed that we are awaited abroad!" Elena Bragova, Head of the Russian Export Center representative office in Novosibirsk.
The company actively uses other opportunities provided by Russian Export Center to enter foreign markets: it studies the specifics of working with foreign partners in the Exporter's Knowledge Base, and connects to regular webinars on relevant topics. It also uses the tools available to exporters on My Export digital platform: it analyzes product requirements in target markets using the barrier navigator, uses partner search services, and obtains certificates for manufactured products, including certificates of origin.
"Before cooperating with the REC, we had many questions about organizing foreign economic activity, and it is thanks to their support that we were able to successfully enter foreign markets," Ekaterina Koval, Project Manager at RETON LLC.