An FPV resident will open Russia's first R&D center for the development of shelf-stable ready-to-eat foods

A project for a research and development center (R&D) was unveiled in Vladivostok. It will allow manufacturers to develop and test shelf-stable ready-to-eat meals. The project was initiated by “Pacific Real Package”, a resident of the Free Port of Vladivostok (FPV), with the support of the Primorsky branch of “Opora Rossii”. Under an agreement with the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation (FEDC), “Pacific Real Package” has established production of retort packaging, which preserves the nutritional properties of foods for up to two years. Investment in the project exceeded 5 million rubles.

The project presentation brought together approximately 70 representatives from Far Eastern businesses, government agencies, and research institutions. Participants discussed the potential of the new platform for developing private-label products and launching test batches without building a separate production facility.

Potential users of the center include prepared food and private-label food producers, retail chains, and hospitality companies. For retailers, the technology opens the possibility of developing ready-to-eat meal lines without relying on refrigeration. Restaurants will be able to create culinary souvenirs that are easy to transport and store at room temperature.

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