Top Russian manufacturers presented their products under the Made in Russia brand with the support of Russian Export Center (REC, VEB Group) at the international food and beverage exhibition World Food Istanbul 2025. The exhibition opened on September 2 in Istanbul.
More than 30 Russian manufacturers from 16 regions of the country participated in the exhibition at the Russian stand. The Made in Russia exhibit showcases a wide selection of domestic products, including pulses, corn starch, gourmet seafood and caviar, unique gastronomic offerings like Adyghe salt and herbal teas, as well as pickles, confectionery, and cheeses. Other exhibits include sauces, biodegradable disposable eco-friendly wooden tableware, specialized baby food, healthy multigrain bars, and modern dietary supplements with omega-3 and collagen.
The Made in Russia exhibition is being presented at World Food Istanbul for the third time. The exhibition will feature over 300 targeted business-to-business meetings with interested Turkish organizations. These meetings will provide Russian and Turkish companies with the opportunity to establish direct contacts, discuss promising areas of cooperation, conclude new contracts, and strengthen existing partnerships.
World Food Istanbul is the leading international food and beverage exhibition. For over 30 years, Istanbul has been a meeting place for international manufacturers and key Turkish buyers. Foreign companies can explore the Turkish food sector, network with industry leaders, and promote their products in this promising market.
World Food Istanbul 2025 will run until September 5.
The schedule of business missions and international exhibitions that exporters can participate in with the support of Russian Export Center is available on the Events page on My Export digital platform. By participating in a group stand under the Made in Russia brand, exporters get space rental reimbursement, support for stand construction, delivery of exhibition samples, assistance in finding and organizing business meetings with potential partners, and more. Companies registered in the Russian Federation with no outstanding taxes or fees are eligible for this support.
More than 30 Russian manufacturers from 16 regions of the country participated in the exhibition at the Russian stand. The Made in Russia exhibit showcases a wide selection of domestic products, including pulses, corn starch, gourmet seafood and caviar, unique gastronomic offerings like Adyghe salt and herbal teas, as well as pickles, confectionery, and cheeses. Other exhibits include sauces, biodegradable disposable eco-friendly wooden tableware, specialized baby food, healthy multigrain bars, and modern dietary supplements with omega-3 and collagen.
The Made in Russia exhibition is being presented at World Food Istanbul for the third time. The exhibition will feature over 300 targeted business-to-business meetings with interested Turkish organizations. These meetings will provide Russian and Turkish companies with the opportunity to establish direct contacts, discuss promising areas of cooperation, conclude new contracts, and strengthen existing partnerships.
World Food Istanbul is the leading international food and beverage exhibition. For over 30 years, Istanbul has been a meeting place for international manufacturers and key Turkish buyers. Foreign companies can explore the Turkish food sector, network with industry leaders, and promote their products in this promising market.
World Food Istanbul 2025 will run until September 5.
The schedule of business missions and international exhibitions that exporters can participate in with the support of Russian Export Center is available on the Events page on My Export digital platform. By participating in a group stand under the Made in Russia brand, exporters get space rental reimbursement, support for stand construction, delivery of exhibition samples, assistance in finding and organizing business meetings with potential partners, and more. Companies registered in the Russian Federation with no outstanding taxes or fees are eligible for this support.