Belarusian Village store opens in Russia’s St Petersburg

09:00, 26 October

Photo: the Belarusian embassy in Russia

A flagship store of the Belarusian Village project has opened in St Petersburg on Moskovsky Prospekt, with Belarusian Ambassador to Russia Yuri Seliverstov, Belarusian Consul General in St Petersburg Nikolai Rogozhnik and St Petersburg Governor Aleksandr Beglov taking part in the opening ceremony, BelTA learned from the press service of the Belarusian embassy.

“The store has become the fifth retail space of the project in St Petersburg and Leningrad Oblast, and the 13th in Russia. The shelves feature products from more than 40 of our manufacturers - cheeses, sausages, dairy and vegetable products, confectionery, crystal, textiles, as well as Belarusian jamón,” the diplomatic mission said.

The Belarusian Village project is implemented with the own funds of the trading house of Minsk Dairy Plant No. 1. “Work on scaling up and expanding the range continues,” the press service added.

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