Uzbekistan, Russia's Logika Moloka mull joint projects

TASHKENT. June 25 (Interfax) - Ubek Deputy Prime Minister Jamshid Khodjaev and the CEO of Russian dairy company Logika Moloka, Alexander Tarasov discussed prospects for cooperation in the dairy industry, including the implementation of joint projects, at a meeting on Wednesday.

They discussed "localization of production, the introduction of modern milk processing technologies, the development of partnerships with domestic producers, and the production of finished goods using the capacities of enterprises in Uzbekistan," Khodjaev said on social media.

He said Logika Moloka is a major dairy producer with advanced production and logistics infrastructure, as well as experience in international markets.

"In this context, it could become a promising partner for joint projects in milk processing, baby food, and high value-added dairy products," Khodjaev said.

"We agreed to continue working on specific cooperation models involving relevant ministries, local producers, and potential partners," he added.

Logika Moloka is the leading producer of dairy products, baby food and plant-based beverages in Russia, with 13 plants. The company's revenue grew by 13.6% to 161.1 billion rubles in 2025.