RUSSIA ICE CREAM
December 1st, 2002
BY MARK ROWE
RUSSIA'S biggest ice cream producer Russky Kholod will launch a factory in Moscow with a projected output of 2,000 metric tons per month in 2003. The company has -modestly - described the plant as "the most modern ice-cream production facility in the world." Ice cream production in Russia has risen by five per cent over each of the past two years, averaging around 380,000 tons per annum.
RUSSIA'S biggest ice cream producer Russky Kholod will launch a factory in Moscow with a projected output of 2,000 metric tons per month in 2003. The company has -modestly - described the plant as "the most modern ice-cream production facility in the world." Ice cream production in Russia has risen by five per cent over each of the past two years, averaging around 380,000 tons per annum.
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