On September 13, the Import Substitution-2016 exhibition started its work in Krasnogorsk, Moscow region. It lasted to September 15. The overview of domestic products was organized by Crocus Expo IEC on commission from the Russian government.
The Torzhokskie zolotoshvei company demonstrated the patriotic ties of silk, which were sold, by the way, at rather democratic prices.
There was a place for humour at the event: one of the participants presented the busts of V.Putin and B.Obama.
For the Western countries Russia is ready to offer the interesting tourist destinations. That was proved by the mount of Ryazanskii tourism cluster.
The Russian company “Kristalin" specializes in release of the microsurgical scalpels with diamond wing. On the stand the producer set the wiry figure holding euro and ruble in hands.
The duck tapes from the Unibob company were painted with colours of the Russian flag and were gathered in its similarity.
The company of Krasnogorsk “Istok” demonstrated comfortable vans.
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