Goods from Russia's Voronezh Region to be traded on BUCE

07/15/2022

Several companies from Voronezh Region of Russia that attended the Belarusian-Russian business forum hosted by Minsk Branch of the Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Interest expressed interest in selling their products on BUCE.

Given the high demand for the construction industry products that account for about 45% of all transactions on BUCE’s import substitution marketplace, there are plans to register the Voronezh-based Stall-Doors plant as a new seller on this B2B platform. Being one of the leading manufacturer of fire-protection structures in the Central Black Earth region of Russia, the company is ready to sell a wide range of fire doors, hatches and gates in Belarus via BUCE.

The Voronezh Semiconductor Plant also showed interest in the Belarusian import substitution platform. Through BUCE, the company intends to get in touch with major Belarusian consumers of transistors, LED lamps, and power sources, as well as make transit transactions with companies from other regions of Russia and third countries.

In order to involve more Voronezh businesses in exchange trade, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Voronezh Region will assist with informing the local companies about the advantages of BUCE’s import substitution marketplace. A corresponding agreement was reached with Voronezh CCI Vice President Nikolai Shchipelev. The first joint event (an onsite seminar on exchange trading for Voronezh companies) is scheduled for the autumn of 2022.

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