Kemerovo-based Tayozhny Taynik Brand Was Awarded the Made in Russia Certificate

Tayozhny Taynik, a state-of-the-art factory manufacturing exclusive desserts and treats from wild Siberian ingredients, was awarded the Made in Russia certificate from Russian Export Center (REC, VEB.RF Group). The history of Tayozhny Taynik began in 2016 with the mass production of a unique pine cone jam. Today, Kuzbass-based company's product mix includes over 150 SKUs, including taiga teas, marmalade, candied fruit, syrups, sbiten, and pickles. The Made in Russia certificate in the reliability category was awarded for chocolate products, soft drinks, and fruit and vegetable products. According to the owner, Denis Davydov, company's competitive advantage is enhanced by its own CNC machine shop, which allows creating exclusive, custom packaging for partners and corporate clients. Brand products are already successfully sold throughout Russia and exported to Kazakhstan, Belarus, and Uzbekistan. However, a voluntary MIR certificate is a part of an ambitious strategic plan to expand brand’s international presence. This quality mark has already allowed the exporter to present its products at the China International Import Expo (CIIE) 2025, one of the largest international exhibitions held in Shanghai. In the near future, the company plans to enter the markets of China and the UAE. For those interested in upcoming business events and government support measures, REC offers the Events service on My Export platform. This section features business exhibitions and missions eligible for government support, taking place in the EAEU, Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America. A convenient filter system allows you to quickly find a suitable event by country, industry, market, date, or event name. On the main page, events are displayed chronologically, with the application deadline immediately visible. Each event card contains all the information an exporter needs, including the industries covered, the purpose of the event, and the business program. Denis Davydov emphasized the key role of government support: "We are currently actively developing new export destinations. The Made in Russia certification program simplifies this process. It provides direct access to international exhibitions, where we can display our products directly to potential buyers. Furthermore, the label itself serves as a mark of quality and environmental friendliness, a critical criteria when entering competitive foreign markets." Tayozhny Taynik continues to certify other items from its extensive taiga line, confirming the high standards of Siberian production on the global stage. The Made in Russia mark confirms the high standards and quality of products developed and manufactured in the Russian Federation. To receive a free Made in Russia certificate, a company does not need to undergo additional checks by Russian Export Center. The certificate is awarded based on five key criteria: quality, reliability, uniqueness, environmental friendliness, and organicity. For more information about the Made in Russia program and certification requirements, please visit the REC website.