Germany-based fragrances and flavourings manufacturer Symrise has launched a new production line for liquid flavourings in the Russian town of Rogovo, south of the capital city of Moscow.

The line will give Russian clients access to regionally manufactured taste solutions for sweet and dairy products.

Symrise Rogovo managing director Stephan Schulte said: “This investment demonstrates our commitment to the region and the country. We strongly believe in the positive development of the Russian economy.

“Our company got involved in the growing market early on and has successfully developed its business in Russia. Local customers have already had positive experiences with dry taste solutions from Symrise.”

The company noted that liquid flavourings produced at the facility can be used by the consumer goods industry in sweets, dairy products and beverages.

With the addition of the new facility, the company hopes to expand its customer base, which until now was confined to suppliers of snacks and ready meals.

The plant will have the capacity to produce nearly 1,800t of flavourings per year, in containers ranging from 100kg to 4,000kg.

The inaugural ceremony, which took place on 11 July, was attended by representatives from industry, politics and local dignitaries.

Additionally, representatives from the German Embassy, the German Chamber of Foreign Trade and the press took part in the ceremony.

Symrise Rogovo plant manager Nelli Tazina said: “We invited our guests on a tour through the plant, wher we were also able to inspire them with our culinary offerings. Together, we tasted samples that contain our liquid flavourings.”

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