The full list of registered delegations of Orchards of Russia and the CIS Forum

Over 500 delegates have confirmed their participation in the Forum Orchards of Russia and the CIS: Investments, Technologies, and Innovations” (19-20 May, Moscow). The Forum will expose over 60 projects for starting commercial orchards, berry plantations, and vineyards; for construction of fruit and berry storage and processing facilities.

Personal involvement was confirmed by:

Fruit-growing projects:
• Zamir Balkizov, General Director, Sad-Gigant Ingushetia
• Andrei Kovalev, General Director, Agronom-Sad
• Aidyn Shirinov, Chairman of the Board of Directors, Sady Stavropolia
• Abdusamad Gadjiev, General Director, Tatlyar
• Olga Segal, Manager of Berry and Fruit Orchards, Grigorievskie Sady and a lot more. 
 
Grape-growing projects:
• Olga Plenkina, General Director, Solnechny Brig
• Magomed Malakhmaev, General Director, Agrofirma Rodina
• Dmitriy Kostyaev, Director, Zavetny Sad
• Maksim Marin, General Director, Bogaty Urozhai
• Andrei Prukh, Director, Bakhchisaraiskaya Dolina and many more.
 
Berry-growing projects:
• Alexander Prodan, Chairman, Malinovy Don
• Nikolai Sklepkovich, Chairman, SPK Arkhangelskaya Klyukva
• Alexander Lukyanchenko, General Director, Yagody Chernozemia
• Maksim Lagoda, Founder, Russkaya Yagoda
• Yuriy Sharets, Project Leader, Golubika Rossii and many more.
 
Processing and storage projects:
• Leonid Retinsky, President, Rudo-ND
• Rail Ziatdinov, General Director, R-Agro
• Andrei Nikitin, General Director, TPK Sava
• Tatiana Alekseeva, Director for Engineering Projects, Grante
• Vitaliy Larikov, General Director, Demetra and many others.

Bronze Sponsors: Advice&Consulting Helios, PLAWI-Service; Session Sponsor: Stoller Russia.

More information on: https://www.gardensforum.ru

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