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2024: Construction of a plant for the production of non-alcoholic carbonated drinks for 5 billion rubles

In the special economic zone "Center" of the Voronezh region, the construction of a large enterprise for the production of non-alcoholic carbonated and tonic drinks has been completed. Investments in the project amounted to more than ₽5 billion. The new enterprise, built by Global Drinks LLC, began receiving the first cargo through the recently opened customs terminal in the territory of the special economic zone. The company plans to reach full production capacity by 2026, when production will exceed 800 million units.

The project was approved by the expert council of the special economic zone "Center" back in January 2022. Construction of the plant began in May 2022. According to the Governor of the Voronezh Region Alexander Gusev, the new enterprise will create about 330 jobs with an average salary of about ₽70 thousand. It is expected that by 2027 the annual tax deductions from the plant's activities will amount to ₽1,6 billion.

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vicinity of Voronezh, a plant for the production of non-alcoholic carbonated drinks was erected for 5 billion rubles

According to the agency, the special economic zone "Center" was created in the Voronezh region in 2019. Its total area is 220 hectares, of which more than 169 hectares are allocated to accommodate residents. The special economic zone is designed for 20 enterprises with a total declared investment of ₽33,6 billion and the creation of more than 3 thousand jobs.

According to the service "Contour. Focus, "Global Drinks LLC was registered in the Novousmansky district of the Voronezh region in November 2021 with an authorized capital of 100 thousand rubles. The general director of the organization is Anatoly Panchev. The founder of the company is GK GFD Limited, whose share in the authorized capital is 100%. The main activities of Global Drinks are the production of soft drinks, mineral waters and other bottled drinking water[1]

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