Serbian food companies agree on export arrangements worth over EUR 10 million in Moscow

During the four days of the leading trade fair, business and promotional event for food products “Prodexpo” in Moscow, Serbian companies, manufacturers and exporters to the Russian Federation and the countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States held 640 business negotiations and agreed on new export arrangements worth over EUR 10 million, the Serbian Chamber of Commerce announced.

The companies that presented themselves were Mlekara Sabac, Budimka Pozega, Neoplanta Novi Sad, Mambikom agrar Belgrade, Mlekara Ub, Frucom food Arilje, Coja promet Zitkovac, Damar Confit Belgrade, Jaffa Crvenka, Packom International Lestane, Simex Original Subotica, Smiljanic komerc Pozega, Tartufi SR Belgrade, Vinarija Coka Plus Subotica, Valjevska pivara, Vinarija Jeremic Smederevo, Aretol Novi Sad and Zlatiborac.

Russian importers, distributors and experts from leading federal retail chains paid special attention to the offer and production programs of companies, manufacturers of frozen cherries and raspberries, frozen vegetables, dried fruits, dairy spreads and cottage cheese, confectionery, chocolate, biscuits and candies, meat products, pates, truffle products, Serbian beer, wine and brandy.

In order to promote the offer of Serbian companies, define technical challenges in logistics, and overall strengthen exports to Russia, the Representative Office of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce held meetings with the management of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation, administrations of regions and districts of Russia, import directors of leading Russian retail chains “H5” and “Magnit” and Senator of the Russian Federation, member of the Federation Council Committee for International Relations A. V. Kondratyev.

– Regardless of the overall international situation, restrictive trade sanctions, demanding logistics, freight forwarding, transport and customs procedures, restrictions on foreign exchange transfers, instability and the inability to design and plan business, which negatively affected the dynamic growth of exports in the previous period, the Russian Federation, according to the Serbian business community, continues to represent a leading, strategic market for the sale of Serbian food products – says Dejan Delic, Director of the Representative Office of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce in the Russian Federation.

Total exports of Serbian agricultural and food products to the Russian Federation in 2025 amounted to 300 million dollars, with a growth of four percent compared to the previous year. The most exported products were energy drinks, apples, frozen cherries, young cheese and dairy spreads, baby food, confectionery, pet food, etc.

Privredna komora Srbije

Mlekara a.d. Šabac

Budimka doo Požega

Neoplanta doo Novi Sad

MAMBIKOM AGRAR d.o.o. Beograd-Novi Beograd

Mlekara Ub doo Ub

Frucom food doo Arilje

Coja-promet doo Aleksinac

Damar confit doo Beograd

Packom International doo Beograd

Simex original d.o.o. Subotica

Smiljanić-komerc d.o.o. Požega

TARTUFI SR DOO Beograd

Vinarija Čoka plus Subotica

Valjevska pivara a.d. Valjeva

Eko mineral doo Smederevo

Aretol d.o.o. Novi Sad

Zlatiborac d.o.o. Beograd

Dejan Delić

Prodexpo