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Abi, a leading producer of convenient and easy-to-prepare food products, announced that in the first half of 2024, the company sold 216,000 tons of finished products and continued its investment project to build new production facilities.

In the first six months of 2024, the investment in the "Abi Production Capacity Development" project amounted to 2.3 billion rubles. The company's sales volume increased by 8.5%, reaching 216,000 tons of finished products. Revenue amounted to 42.3 billion rubles.

 

During the reporting period, the company's total tax payments reached 3.8 billion rubles, including contributions to state off-budget funds amounting to 1.8 million rubles. The number of employees increased by 6% compared to the same period in 2023, totaling more than 12.3 thousand people.

 

 Tatiana Trifonova, General Director of Abi, said:

 

"In the first half of the year, we continued implementing our investment projects for the construction of two factories, which we will complete this year. A significant milestone in the company's development was the establishment of our own engineering center, which will enhance equipment reliability, introduce innovative solutions, and adapt operations to changing market needs.

As part of Russia's Year of the Family and in support of the national 'Demography' project, we are implementing a range of activities for our employees and their families. We honored family work dynasties and organized a large event for 250 children and their parents who work in our production facilities."

As part of the national project "International Cooperation and Export" and with the support of the Russian Export Center (part of the VEB.RF Group), Abi participated in the second "Made in Russia" festival-fair of Russian goods at the VIII Russian-Chinese EXPO. The company became the first food producer fr om the Vladimir region to receive "Made in Russia" certification: the "Chebupay" frozen dessert pastry from the "Goryachaya Shtuchka" brand was awarded the Made in Russia label.

 

Abi continued its active advertising promotion of its brands on major federal television channels in Russia. National broadcasts featured ongoing campaigns for the "Starodvorie" brand with Mikhail Porechenkov, "Goryachaya Shtuchka," and the "Vyazanka" brand, wh ere, for the first time, a large family became the star of the new commercial.

   

 

¹Revenue for January-June 2024 is presented before the results of the audit of consolidated financial statements according to IFRS. This represents an increase of 6 billion rubles compared to the same period in 2023.

Abi, a leading producer of convenient and easy-to-prepare food products, announced that General Director Tatyana Trifonova won the award for "Best Female Exporter" in the large business category in the Central Federal District.

Following the meeting of the expert commission, Abi's General Director, Tatyana Trifonova, secured first place in the "Best Female Exporter" (Large Business) category in the Central Federal District.

The "Exporter of the Year" competition is held annually as part of the national project "International Cooperation and Export," supported by the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia, the Ministry of Economic Development of Russia, and the Ministry of Agriculture of Russia. The unified regional competition commission for the Central Federal District included representatives from federal ministries, the Russian Export Center (a part of VEB.RF), and business associations. 

The selection of winners and prize holders in the "Exporter of the Year" competition occurs in two stages: the first at the level of each federal district, and then, from the companies that took first place in the regional stage, the best exporters of the country will be selected.

 Tatyana Trifonova, General Director of Abi:

"The All-Russian 'Exporter of the Year' award is the result of the hard work of Abi's large team. It is undoubtedly important for Russian companies today to receive support from federal and regional ministries and agencies, which provide comprehensive assistance in entering new markets.

In 2024, with the support of the REC, Abi participated twice in the 'Made in Russia' festival-fair in China. This is an example of the support provided to domestic producers as part of the national project 'International Cooperation and Export.' The award our team received today will serve as a driver for the further development of our export potential".

 Veronika Nikishina, General Director of the Russian Export Center, added:

"An important feature of the export dynamics in the Central Federal District is the growing number of exporters, especially in the SME segment, which indicates the increasingly active involvement of local businesses in export activities. Exporters in the district actively use the support measures provided by the REC Group. In 2023, companies in the Central Federal District received more than 23,000 services from the REC. This shows that our work in supporting exports is yielding results and helping Russian companies enter new markets. We will continue to provide comprehensive support to exporters so that they can successfully compete on the international stage".

Abi's products are represented in 13 countries, and the company regularly participates in leading global food exhibitions: Gulfood (United Arab Emirates), Vietnam Foodexpo (Vietnam), Prodexpo (Russia), Saudi Agriculture (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia), and Sial China (China). Abi's brands are permanently showcased in Good Food Russia showrooms in the UAE, Vietnam, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and China.

 

 

Abi, a leading producer of convenient and easy-to-prepare food products, announced that a grand opening ceremony took place with the participation of Abi's founder, State Duma Deputy Grigory Anikeyev, Governor of the Vladimir Region Alexander Avdeev, and Abi's CEO Tatyana Trifonova.

 

On August 8th, the grand opening ceremony was held for the new production facilities at the "Starodvorskiye Kolbasy" plant. This is the first of two projects included in a large-scale investment program with a total value of 26 billion rubles. The new plant's production capacity is 500 tons of finished products per day.

 

The production site, with a total area of 33,000 square meters, fully meets high Russian and international standards for food enterprises, including environmental safety requirements. As part of ensuring comfortable working conditions, a modern seven-story administrative building has been constructed, equipped with convenient changing rooms for plant employees and a cafeteria where meals are provided free of charge.

 

 Grigory Anikeyev, Founder of Abi and State Duma Deputy, said:

"The construction of new industrial facilities not only ensures the supply of food products to citizens but also makes a significant contribution to the Russian economy. The increase in production volume will allow for higher tax revenues to the federal and regional budgets, which means funds for the implementation of social projects—creating schools, kindergartens, medical facilities, and much more. The purchase of raw materials and equipment from Russian suppliers and manufacturers will give an additional boost to the development of agriculture and technological advancements in the industry".

 

 Alexander Avdeev, Governor of the Vladimir Region, added:

"Abi has been a long-time partner of the regional government and is a prime example of responsible business, especially when it comes to caring for employees. The company offers a substantial benefits package and has a robust employee training program. We see the same responsible approach in the implementation of development plans. We signed an investment agreement with Abi to increase production capacity during the 1st Central Federal District Interregional Investment Congress in Suzdal in 2021, and we are pleased to see it come to fruition. New jobs are being created in the region, and its product and financial potential is growing. The Vladimir-based company is already among the largest meat processors in the country and is actively expanding its market— in May, we showcased its products at the EXPO in Harbin.

 

Success in food security is very important to us. The regional government is promoting the development of meat livestock farming in the region, particularly by reviving industrial pork production. We expect a cumulative effect with the simultaneous expansion of meat processing."

 

 Tatyana Trifonova, General Director of Abi, stated:

"Today we are completing one of the two projects included in the large-scale investment program 'Abi Production Capacity Development.' The launch of the new 'Starodvorskiye Kolbasy' plant will allow us to increase our product output, contributing to the country's food security. The new capacities will strengthen Abi's leadership in the categories in which it operates in Russia and support the growth of product exports.

 

When designing and constructing the new plant, our priority was to adhere to strict sanitary requirements at all stages of production, ensure full compliance with Russian and international quality standards, and create comfortable working and resting conditions for more than 2,000 employees.

 

It is important to note that the creation of new jobs will serve as additional motivation for our employees to learn and develop in their profession, allowing them to grow their careers and be confident about the future."

 

In 2021, the company announced the start of a large-scale investment project, "Abi Production Capacity Development." The project involves the construction of two new, modern, high-tech complexes for the production of sausages, frozen semi-finished products, and fully cooked frozen products. The expansion of production capacities will allow Abi to increase its product output from 400,000 to 700,000 tons per year and create several thousand new jobs.

Abi, a leading producer of convenient and easy-to-prepare food products, announced that the "Vyazanka" brand has implemented an adaptive and inclusive project called "The Land of Accessible Cartoons" in collaboration with the Soyuzmultfilm studio and the Multilandia TV channel.

Starting on August 4th, the Multilandia TV channel will begin airing the comedy-adventure animated series "Chooch-Meowch" for children, with 52 episodes (2 seasons) translated by the "Vyazanka" brand into synchronized Russian sign language.

Each episode of the "Chooch-Meowch" project tells a story from the life of a girl named Marusya and a cat named Meowch, who has the magical ability to grant wishes, but always in his own unique way. This trait of Meowch often leads to "funny mishaps and unexpected adventures," which also involve Marusya's friends, Varya and Misha. The "Chooch-Meowch" series teaches viewers how to communicate with others, care for those who are weaker, and see elements of magic in the most ordinary things. Until November 24th, every Sunday on the Multilandia channel, there will be a marathon of adapted episodes of the cartoon.

 Denis Martasov, Director of the Marketing Department at Abi, stated:

"Our joint project with the Soyuzmultfilm studio and the Multilandia TV channel allows us to make the world of children and their parents brighter and more memorable. For the 'Vyazanka' brand, which has been helping moms and dads care for their loved ones for over 10 years, it is important to support and develop the idea of family care, as it is in childhood that we learn to interact with the world around us and shape our personalities. We are delighted to be part of such a wonderful project and are confident that our teams' combined efforts will bring benefit and joy to many families".

 Yulia Osetinskaya, General Producer of the Soyuzmultfilm Studio, added:

"Soyuzmultfilm's animation has been a guide to universal values and rich cultural traditions for many generations in our country. Each year, the studio's animated universe is enriched with new stories and characters, and we are thrilled to introduce them to all viewers without exception, something greatly facilitated by the project to translate the 'Chooch-Meowch' series into Russian sign language. It will join our collection of accessible cartoons, which already includes the popular 'Prostokvashino' series and a collection of New Year films".

 Maria Dvoryadkina, General Director of the Multilandia TV Channel, noted:

"For the Multilandia TV channel, it is very important that the only barrier between us and our audience is the screen of a TV or smartphone. We know that among our viewers, there are hearing-impaired children who also want to comfortably and accessibly watch cartoons. The translation of 'Chooch-Meowch' into sign language has allowed us to fulfill the social mission of a children's TV channel and continue the development of 'The Land of Accessible Cartoons' project. Our cartoons are for all children without exception, and we thank every company and individual who helped us get closer to our beloved audience".

The "Vyazanka" brand products are available in federal retail chains, retail stores across Russia, and can also be ordered online through leading food delivery services.

On July 11th, Abi, a leading producer of convenient and easy-to-prepare food products, announced that on July 6th, Abi's General Director, Tatyana Trifonova, took part in the third Demographic Forum "Russia — A Family of Families."

The event took place in Murom ahead of the celebration of the Day of Family, Love, and Fidelity. The forum gathered over 200 representatives from government bodies, parent communities, and public organizations from the Central Federal District to discuss the family and demographic policy strategy through 2036.

A key topic on the agenda of the Demographic Forum was the support of parents with many children and working parents. Tatyana Trifonova, CEO of Abi, spoke about the support measures implemented by the company for employees with children, including those with large families.

 Tatyana Trifonova, General Director of Abi, stated:

"We are moving towards implementing a corporate demographic standard. We have introduced a Compensation and Benefits Policy, which includes payments for the birth or adoption of a child and other benefits. As part of supporting the Year of the Family in Russia, we are organizing additional events for employees and their families.

Stability and confidence in the future are the foundations for the desire to start a family. Abi consistently implements its investment strategy and builds new plants. Our employees know that they will have jobs, stable salaries, opportunities for career growth and income increase, and therefore the means to start a large family".

The organizers of the forum "Russia — A Family of Families" were the Government of the Vladimir Region, the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Russian Federation, the Ministry of Labor and Employment of the Vladimir Region, and the Ministry of Social Protection of the Vladimir Region. The forum was moderated by Tatyana Butskaya, First Deputy Chair of the State Duma Committee on Family, Women, and Children's Issues, and Chair of the Council of Mothers.

On June 21, Abi, a leading producer of convenient and easy-to-prepare meat products, announced: in the Year of the Family, the company celebrated Children's Day with a grand holiday quest for 250 kids and their parents working in production.

 

The event took place at the "Zagorodny" Park of Culture and Recreation in Vladimir, with a total of over 500 participants. These included employees from the "Starodvorskie Sausages" and "Meat Gallery" plants, as well as from the "Techservice" LLC company, which handles equipment construction and repair, along with their families.

   

For the young guests, a quest was organized featuring their favorite cartoon characters. The Barboskins, Fixies, and other well-known characters joined the children of Abi employees in overcoming simple sports challenges: playing Twister, completing rope course stages, having pillow fights, running, and jumping. Together, the players searched for keys to a treasure chest containing gifts: educational board games of their choice for each guest. Additionally, the company prepared delicious gifts for all participants and an impressive bubble show.

 

The holiday quest was attended by large families and representatives of Abi's family dynasties.

 

 Boris Lisitsyn, Executive Director of Production at CJSC "Starodvorskie Sausages":

"Stability is crucial for creating a family and raising children. Our company shares these core values and helps employees adhere to them. Young people come to Abi, gain confidence in the future, get on their feet, start families, and raise children. Families grow, and the company grows with them. According to statistics, about 5% of the company's employees have three or more children. Among the managers, this figure is even higher – 15%. Many bring their relatives and friends to also build a career in the company. For example, this year we honored 97 working dynasties!"

 

To support employees with children, Abi implements several social projects. On a regular basis, the company organizes various events for children and their parents, ranging from sports and entertainment to educational activities, including tours of its microbiological laboratory.

 

 Tatyana Trifonova, General Director of Abi:

"Today, more than 12,000 people work at Abi, and I am pleased to note that many of them are families. We pay special attention to their support. This includes not only compensations and benefits, such as payments for the birth or adoption of children. We help employees moving to Vladimir to secure a place for their child in kindergarten and school. We partially compensate the cost of summer camp vouchers and give gifts to employees' children for Knowledge Day and New Year."

Celebrations in the Year of the Family in Russia will continue.

 

Earlier in May, representatives of 97 family dynasties working at Abi were awarded. Additionally, in the spring, a federal advertising campaign for "Fileyskaya" ham from "Vyazanka" was launched, featuring a large family as the main character for the first time in the brand's history. In the summer, Abi partnered with the family cooking show "Mom's Cooking is Better" on the VK Clips platform.

Abi, a leading producer of convenient and easy-to-prepare food products, announces that the "Starodvorskiye Kolbasy" plant has become the first division of the holding to join the national project "Labor Productivity".

At the "Starodvorskiye Kolbasy" plant, which is part of the Abi group, lean manufacturing principles will be implemented over the next three years. This systematic approach to work organization is based on resource optimization, waste elimination, and efficiency improvement. The program will be carried out with the participation of specialists from the "Federal Center of Competence in the Field of Labor Productivity" (FCC).

The introduction of a lean manufacturing culture at Abi's enterprise will be comprehensive. Initially, together with colleagues from the FCC, the working group of "Starodvorskiye Kolbasy" conducted an in-depth analysis of the plant's processes. Subsequent actions are divided into several large subgroups: optimization of production flows (planning within a three-year framework), goal decomposition (working with management and key performance indicators), personnel training, and continuous change management.

 

 Vladimir Khudyakov, an expert from the FCC in the Vladimir region, stated:

"By order of the President of the Russian Federation, the Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation has developed a plan to increase labor productivity in the country. To implement it, the Federal Center of Competence was created, which operates in all regions of the country. As part of its implementation, it was planned that over several years, more than 6000 enterprises in the country would undergo lean manufacturing training and increase their labor productivity. We are pleased that one of Abi's production complexes has joined the project, and we are confident that the implementation of the lean manufacturing program will minimize production losses and optimize labor costs".

 

  Alexander Chuvashov, Executive Director of JSC "Starodvorskiye Kolbasy," commented:

"The national project 'Labor Productivity' is being implemented at one of our production sites specializing in sausage production. All the approaches and methods developed during the process will subsequently be replicated at other sites. The pilot project is being conducted according to the FCC methodology, and all employees participating will gain invaluable experience. We have exciting challenges ahead, and I am confident that we will succeed".

 

The national project "Labor Productivity" was created in 2018. To date, more than 6000 companies in the country have participated in it. In the near future, other enterprises within the Abi holding will also join the project.

Abi, a leading producer of convenient and easy-to-prepare food products, announced that in the first quarter of 2024, the company produced 102.7 thousand tons of finished products and continued the implementation of an investment project for the construction of new production facilities.

In the first three months of 2024, investments in the "Abi Production Capacity Development" project amounted to 1.4 billion rubles.

 

As a result of the first quarter of 2024, Abi's total sales volume also increased to 102.7 thousand tons of finished products, which is 10% more than the same period last year. Revenue amounted to 19.97 billion rubles.

 

During the reporting period, the company's total tax payments reached 1.05 billion rubles, and contributions to state extrabudgetary funds amounted to 861 million rubles. The number of employees increased by 10% compared to the same period in 2023, reaching 12,404 people.

 

 

 Tatiana Trifonova, General Director of Abi:

«In 2024, the company completes a four-year investment cycle totaling 26 billion rubles. The commissioning of new facilities will enable Abi to maintain a positive sales dynamic of its products both in the Russian market and abroad.

As part of the national project "International Cooperation and Export," Abi continues to collaborate with the Russian Export Center (part of VEB.RF Group). In the first quarter, the company's products were showcased at the first festival-market of Russian goods "Made in Russia" in the Chinese cities of Shenyang and Dalian. As part of the business program, we also held negotiations with members of the governments of Hangzhou and Chongqing cities».

Since the beginning of the year, Abi has continued its active advertising promotion of its brands on the national airwaves of leading federal television channels in Russia. In the first quarter, commercials for the brands "Vyazanka" and "Goryachaya Shtuchka," as well as "Starodvor'e" featuring Mikhail Porechenkov, were aired. In addition to television promotion, the company actively utilizes the most effective digital tools, including on leading e-commerce platforms.

Abi, a leading producer of convenient and easy-to-prepare food products, is participating in the second festival-fair of Russian goods "Made in Russia," which opened on May 17 in Harbin.

The event is organized by the Russian Export Center (part of VEB.RF Group) with the support of the Russian Government and will take place from May 17 to May 21 as part of the 8th China-Russia Expo and the Harbin International Economic and Trade Fair.

At the festival-fair, Abi will present its dessert pastries "Chebupai" with flavors "Juicy Apple," "Ripe Cherry," and "Tender Pear," as well as the plant-based product line Foodgital: including "Chebupeli," nuggets, and chebureks. During the fair, Abi representatives plan to hold negotiations with potential partners and participate in discussions and round tables.

 Veronika Nikishina, General Director of the Russian Export Center:

«It is challenging for Russian companies, especially small ones, to secure a significant position in the Chinese market due to the high level of competition here. Therefore, the Russian Export Center is actively working to promote domestic exports to China, including developing a new format of festival-fairs under the «Made in Russia» brand. Our goal is to ensure both an increase in supply volumes and a widespread presence of Russian companies in the Chinese market.

 Denis Martasov, Director of Marketing Department at Abi:

«We believe that this is an important support measure for domestic producers provided within the framework of the national project 'International Cooperation and Export.' With the support of the Russian Export Center, Abi is participating in the 'Made in Russia' festival-fair in China for the second time. The company is already exporting to the country, and the event format allows us to introduce our products to both the residents of China and potential partners, as the festival attracts the attention of representatives of Chinese businesses».

Frozen dessert pastries "Chebupai" from the "Goryachaya Shtuchka" brand, with fruit fillings "Tender Pear," "Ripe Cherry," and "Juicy Apple," have received the Made in Russia certificate from the Russian Export Center. The plant-based products from Foodgital have won four awards in the SIAL Innovation Selection competition, held as part of the international food exhibition SIAL China-2023.

Today, Abi's products are supplied to 13 countries, including countries in distant regions: the United Arab Emirates, China, and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (КСА). As part of export development, the company's brand products are regularly showcased in the showrooms of Good Food Russia at the Russian Export Center.

Abi, a leading producer of convenient and easy-to-prepare food products, reports: that the celebratory event took place as part of the Family Year festivities in Russia.

On April 27, on the eve of the Spring and Labor Day holiday, a celebratory event took place at Abi where 97 labor-based family dynasties working within the company were honored. The commemorative diplomas and gifts were presented by the company's CEO, Tatiana Trifonova.

Labor dynasties are families where at least two generations of relatives work at Abi enterprises. The most experienced dynasty has a combined work experience of 66 years among (5 employees), while the largest dynasty includes 8 relatives who have collectively worked for the company for 38 years.

Abi is one of the largest employers in the Vladimir region, providing jobs and social guarantees to over 12,000 employees. The company has implemented a comprehensive program aimed at supporting employees and fostering their development. Abi has its own corporate university where employees undergo retraining, improve their qualifications, and acquire sought-after job skills. It's noteworthy that the average salary at Abi is higher than the industry average.

 

 Tatiana Trifonova, General Director of Abi:

«We are proud that whole families work with us. For Abi, it's important to be a company that provides families in the region with support, assistance, and stability. To be a responsible employer chosen by generations, where people successfully build careers for years and decades on our premises. Our labor dynasties are an important example of dedication to their work. They are the ones who elevate the prestige of labor professions, contribute to attracting youth to work in real-sector enterprises, and revive mentorship».

Abi, a leading producer of convenient and easy-to-prepare food products, announced that the corresponding order was signed by the Federal Accreditation Service.

Abi's microbiology laboratory has received accreditation for the first time in the national accreditation system as a testing laboratory compliant with the requirements of ГОСТ ISO/IEC 17025-2019, "General requirements for the competence of testing and calibration laboratories."

As part of the accreditation process, the microbiology laboratory underwent documentary and on-site inspections. Experts evaluated the compliance of the quality management system with ГОСТ requirements and accreditation criteria. The laboratory specialists completed several test assignments and responded to questions during the accreditation process. Accreditation will allow Abi's microbiology laboratory to conduct research, the results of which can be used for issuing conformity assessment declarations related to technical regulations, ensuring sanitary-epidemiological safety, veterinary and phytosanitary control, and in other areas requiring special attention.

 Olga Spiridonova, Director of Quality Department at Abi:

«State accreditation confirms the high level of management and competencies of our specialists, as well as their compliance with leading Russian standards. It is important to note that accreditation is a crucial mechanism for ensuring public trust in the reliability of any research related to human safety and health, as well as in the activities of professionals who are responsible for assessing the compliance of products with regulatory requirements.

Undoubtedly, working in an accredited laboratory raises the standards for the competence of our specialists, promotes their professional growth, and attracts young professionals to join us».

Abi's own microbiology laboratory began its operations in the year 2022. Today, specialists conduct research on 1700 samples monthly. The laboratory conducts incoming safety control of raw materials, monitors the sanitary condition of production environment facilities, and oversees the safety and quality of finished products.

Abi's laboratory capacity allows for monitoring incoming samples for all microbiological indicators regulated in the EAK Technical Regulations on Food Safety. During its operation, the microbiology laboratory has successfully participated in interlaboratory comparative tests, which included proficiency checks in key research areas.

 

Abi, a leading manufacturer of convenient and easy-to-prepare food products, announced that their dessert pastry "Chebupai" from the international brand "Hot stuff" has been awarded the "Made in Russia" quality mark by the Russian Export Center (part of VEB.RF Group).

The frozen dessert pastry "Chebupai" from the international brand "Hot stuff" with fruit fillings such as "Tender Pear," "Ripe Cherry," and "Juicy Apple" has received the Made in Russia certificate fr om the Russian Export Center (VEB.RF Group). Abi has become the first food manufacturer from the Vladimir region to be certified with the "Made in Russia" certification.

The frozen dessert pastry "Chebupai" from the international brand "Hot stuff" is produced at the "Myasnaya Galereya" factory located in Vladimir. A new production line has been put into operation for the production of bakery products. The planned capacity of the new complex is 5,000 tons of products per year, with an investment volume of 2 billion rubles. A specialized workshop for the production of fruit and berry fillings has been organized on the production site.

To obtain the Made in Russia label, the frozen dessert pastry "Chebupai" underwent international-level eco-certification called "Leaf of Life." The product audit was conducted by the certification body "Ecological Union," accredited by the Federal Accreditation Service.

In 2022-2023, with support from the Russian Export Center (REC), Abi participated in major food exhibitions to expand business relationships with distributors, conduct tastings, and negotiate partnerships. Today, the company's products are supplied to 13 countries, including countries in distant regions: the United Arab Emirates, China, and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA). The company is currently negotiating shipments to Vietnam.

 

 Tatyana Trifonova, General Director of Abi:

«Abi, with the support of the Russian Export Center (REC), participated in major international food exhibitions, wh ere it expanded business relationships with distributors and conducted partnership negotiations. We consider this support to be an important measure for domestic producers, provided within the framework of the national project "International Cooperation and Export».

Seeing significant interest in our products from potential partners and having extensive experience collaborating with the Russian Export Center (REC), we have decided to join the "Made in Russia" program. We are confident that the wide range of tools and support measures offered within the program will be a new step in developing Abi's export potential».

 Alexey Solodov, Vice-President of the Russian Export Center:

«The Russian Export Center (REC) offers exporters a wide range of support and promotion tools abroad, with one of the main ones being the "Made in Russia" program. The "Made in Russia" certificate confirms that the company's products are of high quality and natural, and the supplier is reliable, thereby strengthening the enterprise's position in the eyes of buyers and partners both in the domestic and international markets. Congratulations to Abi on receiving the certificate, and we hope for further fruitful cooperation».

In 2023, Abi increased its export volume by 36% compared to 2022. Last year, the company made its first product shipments to Turkmenistan, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and China. In the second half of 2023, Abi expanded its range of exported products to Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan, adding frozen semi-finished products to the assortment. As part of export development, Abi's brand products are consistently represented in Good Food Russia showrooms of the Russian Export Center in China, the United Arab Emirates, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and Vietnam.