Russia set a record in March for exporting frozen goods to China.

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From June 17 to 19, the exhibitions Rosmould and Rosplast will take place at the Crocus Expo IEC in Moscow.

The National Commission of the People's Republic of China has published 50 new national food product standards and 9 amendments to existing regulations.

The national operator of the product marking system, RUP "Publishing House 'Belblankavod'", has begun issuing marking codes based on the Russian model for certain categories of export goods.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia has developed a set of changes to the labeling rules aimed at expanding the range of labeled dietary supplements (DS) and improving the labeling system for this product category.

The 30th anniversary exhibition of equipment and ingredients for the baking and confectionery industry, Modern Bakery | Confex, will take place from March 25 to 28, 2025, at the Expocentre Fairgrounds in Moscow.

On February 24, the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan approved a new technical regulation "On the Safety of Packaging and Closure Materials."

In the "Novosib" industrial park, the company LLC "Koordinata" plans to build a facility for the production of equipment for pharmaceutical plants.

The company Neopac, a global supplier of packaging and dispensers for pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and oral care products, has successfully passed the RecyClass EN 15343 audit of its manufacturing site in Debrecen, Hungary.

The company "Aromamedia" has begun producing scented packaging for plant-based medicinal products.

Minpromtorg has proposed amendments to the "Law on Standardization in the Russian Federation": food industry companies should not set requirements in their technical specifications (TU) and organizational standards (STO) that either worsen product characteristics or "contradict the requirements of national standards."

Scientists at Perm National Research Polytechnic University (PNRPU) have found a method to recycle the cardboard portion of Tetra Pak packaging, extracting powdered cellulose from it.