Armenia to open its own pavilion in Moscow’s Food City Center
16.05.2016,
15:32
Armenia’s commodity producers will expose their products in one of those pavilions at Moscow’s Food City Center intended for Eurasian Economic Union’s member countries, the Eurasian Business Union of the Eurasian Economic Zone Entrepreneurs told ARKA News Agency.
YEREVAN, May 16. /ARKA/. Armenia’s commodity producers will expose their products in one of those pavilions at Moscow’s Food City Center intended for Eurasian Economic Union’s member countries, the Eurasian Business Union of the Eurasian Economic Zone Entrepreneurs told ARKA News Agency.
According to the press release, the Foods City Center has embarked on arrangement of merchant rows, which are specially designed for products from the Eurasian Economic Union member countries.
The ceremony of ‘Armenia’ platform opening will be held on May 28 as part of the annual EXPO.
Exporters from Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Russia will enjoy an opportunity to expose their products here directly, without any mediator.
This is a joint project which is being implemented by the Eurasian Business Union jointly with the Eurasian Economic Union countries.
The key aim of the Eurasian Business Union is to support small and mid-scale businesses, agricultural farms and industrial companies as well as to promote cooperation among commodity producers in the Eurasian Economic Union territory and to form a clear commodity distribution system among entities and the union member countries.
This 88-hectares Food City is Russia’s first agriculture cluster and the biggest food wholesale center in Russia and in Europe.
The full range of services, including logistics, transport, merchandizing and navigation are provided here. --0----
According to the press release, the Foods City Center has embarked on arrangement of merchant rows, which are specially designed for products from the Eurasian Economic Union member countries.
The ceremony of ‘Armenia’ platform opening will be held on May 28 as part of the annual EXPO.
Exporters from Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Russia will enjoy an opportunity to expose their products here directly, without any mediator.
This is a joint project which is being implemented by the Eurasian Business Union jointly with the Eurasian Economic Union countries.
The key aim of the Eurasian Business Union is to support small and mid-scale businesses, agricultural farms and industrial companies as well as to promote cooperation among commodity producers in the Eurasian Economic Union territory and to form a clear commodity distribution system among entities and the union member countries.
This 88-hectares Food City is Russia’s first agriculture cluster and the biggest food wholesale center in Russia and in Europe.
The full range of services, including logistics, transport, merchandizing and navigation are provided here. --0----
