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Lambumiz starts approvals for new aseptic packaging plant in Moscow

PJSC Lambumiz, a Russian food packaging maker, has begun the construction approval process for a new aseptic packaging workshop serving the dairy and juice industries, with documentation being prepared for the Moscow Architecture Department. The company states the first stage is due for commissioning in summer 2026, with full completion by 2027, covering about 14,000 square metres of production and warehouse space and up to 50 new jobs.

Why this mattersThe plant adds domestic capacity in a Russian aseptic carton market that is growing and reduces reliance on imported packaging for dairy and juice producers.

  • Lambumiz has completed engineering surveys and urban planning work for the new workshop.
  • Documentation is being prepared for approval by the Moscow Architecture Department.
  • The project totals about 14,000 square metres of production and warehouse space.
  • First-stage commissioning is scheduled for summer 2026, full completion by 2027.
  • The project will create up to 50 new jobs.
  • Lambumiz reported 2024 revenue of RUB 2.75 billion, up 7.1%, with a 19% EBITDA margin.
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Sources wereva.net
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  • 2026-09-19 · Edited before publication: "Near Moscow" is not supported; the only locational evidence is coordination with the Moscow Architecture Department. Headline and summary adjusted. The source's timetable (first stage summer 2026, reported 18 September 2026) is internally odd and is published as stated; verify before any follow-up.
  • 2026-09-19 · Edited before publication: The source, dated 18 September 2026, gives a summer 2026 commissioning date alongside Q1 and 2024 data, so it is recycling an earlier release. Publishing a passed date as forward-looking misleads; the timing is now attributed to the company. Facts otherwise grounded; RUB is retained as no rouble rate was supplied.