EkoNiva Group, Russia’s largest dairy holding, has announced the opening of a branded area at the Globus hypermarket at 2A, Shirokaya Street in Moscow. Here, visitors will be able to explore the wide range of EkoNiva products and take part in various events.

Two employees of EkoNiva’s Ryazan subdivision have been given professional awards by the Ministry of Agriculture of Russia. Renat Muratov, Deputy Director of Operation, received the Honoured Worker of the Russian Agriculture title, while livestock team leader Galina Petrakova – the Silver Medal For Contribution to the Development of the Farming Sector of Russia.

The Ryazan division of EkoNiva, Russia's largest dairy holding, has received the gold medal in the ‘For Achieving High Performance Indicators in the Development of Pedigree and Commercial Livestock Farming’ contest. It was presented at the National Agribusiness Exhibition Golden Autumn 2025, held in Moscow from 8th to 11th October.

EkoNiva Group, Russia’s largest dairy holding, has announced its operating results over January-June 2025 covering its core business areas: dairy farming, milk processing and crop production.

The premium hard cheeses – the 6- and 12-month-aged Dürr Classic and the Dürr Zeller – have earned the highest accolade at the prestigious Le Mondial du Fromage international cheese and dairy produce contest in France. Each product scored over 90 points out of the possible 100, securing gold medals.

Employees of EkoNiva’s Voronezh subdivision have been entered into the Book of Honour of Liski district, Voronezh oblast.

EkoNiva Group, Russia’s largest dairy holding, has announced the commissioning of Penevichi farm in Khvastovichi district of Kaluga oblast. Rosselkhozbank became the company’s financial partner in the project, with the joint investments amounting to 4.4 billion rubles.

EN Argenta, EkoNiva Group's in-house bred soya bean variety, has won the first Plant Breeding Breakthrough national industry-specific prize in the Market Popularity category.

Nowadays, youth migrating to cities, trying to build a career there and ‘find themselves’ has become became a matter of course. Nevertheless, Anna Yershova from the Novosibirsk division of EkoNiva chose another way: a girl from the city moved to a Siberian village and started working at the agricultural holding. According to her, it was the best decision of her life.

Russia’s largest dairy holding EkoNiva Group has topped the national annual ranking of raw milk producers for the ninth year in a row. Prepared by analysts of National Dairy Producers Union (Soyuzmoloko), Streda Consulting and Milknews industry-specific agency, the ranking recognises top-30 Russian companies based on gross milk yield in 2024.