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South Korean Lotte Builds Confectionery Plant in Russia

Source: FLEXNEWS
12/06/2008

12 June 2008 – Ground has been broken for South Korea's top sweetmaker Lotte's first manufacturing plant in Russia, local media report.

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The group will invest $85 million in the construction of the plant in Obninsk, Kaluga region. Work should be complete by autumn 2009.

The plant will manufacture Xylitol chewing gum and a variety of other products from the company's confectionery range.

Lotte is hoping to expand its presence on the Russian confectionery market, which is currently dominated by American and European companies.



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