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This November promises to be full of the usual hustle and bustle for Russia’s food & drinks industry. Hot topics this month: bananas make their way to Russia from a new point of origin, beef and pork from Brazil is back, and closer seafood cooperation between Argentina and Russia.

This year, the 27th International Food Exhibition WorldFood Moscow that was closed on 20 September, secured a record-high number of visitors for over 25 years of its history – 30,710 food market professionals from 82 Russian regions and 98 countries.

From the Ras ben Sakka on the northern coast to Cape Agulhas in the extreme south, Africa is a continent bursting with food and drink potential. What’s more, it’s exporters are waking up to exciting new export opportunities around the globe, especially in Russia.

Another steaming hot bowl of fresh Russian food and drink industry news is coming your way. Freshly baked stories this October include a proposed minimum price for beer in Russia, the IWA’s market issues, and an increase in candy prices nationwide.

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We’re serving you another plateful of fresh news from the Russian food and drink industry this September. This month, we look at increased the fight to combat fake dairy, and upcoming store closures from a retail market leader.

WorldFood Moscow offers more than just a networking and selling platform. As Russia’s no.1 international food and drink exhibition, it’s a place to grow your industry knowledge and learn from the business’ key influencers.

Russia’s beverage habits are shifting, as fruit flavours, healthy drinks, and flavoured waters come into focus. With that in mind, the international WorldFood Moscow food and drink exhibition is presenting an outstanding array of international and drinks manufacturers. Here are five must-sees at the show in 2018.

Russia’s food and drink industry throws up some interesting news stories this August. On the agenda this month are yet more import bans, an upcoming VAT increase, and rising levels of lemons and limes hitting Russian markets.