For our company, this isn't just an exhibition; it's an opportunity to meet partners, exchange experiences, and share our latest developments with colleagues from Russia and the EAEU.

Our booth features microplants and minitubers of the most popular potato varieties. Early harvest enthusiasts stopped by "Riviera," French fry processors stopped by "Innovator," and potato chip makers couldn't pass up "Lady Claire." Our specialists are ready to grow these varieties to order for large processors and agricultural holdings.

But the specialists were particularly interested in the elite table varieties developed jointly with the A.G. Lorch Federal Potato Research Center: "Sprinter," "Sadon," and "Alania." The latter has already proven itself in test fields in the Rostov Region and other regions.

The exhibition also served as the venue for important negotiations. *Vyacheslav Zelimkhanovich Bitarov*, founder of FAT-AGRO, discussed long-term cooperation with partners. Participants in the meetings included Klimovskaya Potato Company, Goodness Foods Gofitskoe LLC (Irriko-Holding), the Dmitrovskiye Ovoshi Group of Companies, and Vi Fry, the largest producer of French fries in Russia.

The negotiations quickly yielded results: FAT-AGRO will begin signing long-term contracts starting next week. The new year has gotten off to a productive start for FAT-AGRO, with demo fields, the main FAT-AGRO forum, and new opportunities for growth and collaboration in the agricultural sector ahead.