Made in Russia Will Showcase Organic Tech at Wetex 2026
Over 20 Russian companies will exhibit sustainable innovations in Dubai from October 20 to 22, 2026.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Organic Food
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The Made in Russia national brand is set to host a pavilion at the upcoming Wetex 2026 exhibition at the Dubai World Trade Centre. The three-day event will feature various Russian exporters, including Ecopak, which plans to showcase its organic soil restoration product.
Why it matters
The program aims to support Russian manufacturers in securing international certifications and expanding their market footprint in hot climate regions. This initiative provides a platform for companies to introduce specialized agricultural solutions to global buyers.
Ecopak will present Peatgel, a liquid concentrate manufactured via patented technology that uses lowland peat to accelerate the processing of organic waste into soil restorative material.
The players
Ecopak
This Russian company specializes in the production of organic agricultural and soil restorative products.
Made in Russia
This is a national branding program designed to assist Russian manufacturers in achieving international certification and entering foreign markets.
The details
The product is formulated with essential nutrients including humic and fulvic acids, nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and various trace minerals to improve urban soil health. Ecopak currently services markets in Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Armenia, and Vietnam and intends to grow its presence in the Middle East.
Timeline
October 20-22, 2026: Wetex 2026 exhibition held in Dubai.
Last year: Made in Russia pavilion participated in Wetex 2025.
Coming year: Ecopak plans expansion into new Middle East markets.
Culture Shift
This presence at Wetex 2026 highlights the broader push by Russian agricultural firms to pivot toward sustainable exports in desert-prone climates. The shift mirrors a trend where specialized organic soil conditioners are being marketed to combat the unique challenges of arid environmental conditions.
For agricultural professionals and urban developers, the introduction of products like Peatgel offers new options for rehabilitating damaged soil in high-heat environments. Buyers can evaluate these organic concentrates against existing soil health solutions during the exhibition in Dubai.
The takeaway
The event provides a strategic window into how emerging organic agricultural solutions are being adapted for specific climates like those found in the UAE. Farmers and developers in hot regions should monitor these new product entries to assess their potential for improving urban soil quality.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Khaleej Times.
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