AltaiBiotech leads Russia’s push for homegrown dietary supplements and fiber innovation

Altai Territory Governor Viktor Tomenko recently visited Biysk to inspect the AltaiBiotech industrial technopark, which specializes in dietary supplement production and research. The facility stands out as Russia’s only technopark dedicated to this sector. During his tour, Tomenko reviewed operations and met with resident companies specializing in dietary supplements and fiber.

AltaiBiotech currently hosts seven businesses focused on developing dietary supplements and fiber. The technopark is part of a broader regional push to support import substitution in this industry. With a total investment exceeding 1.2 billion rubles, the site offers specialized infrastructure for research and manufacturing of dietary supplements and fiber.

The Altai Territory is home to three technoparks: AltaiBiotech in Biysk, Komponent in Barnaul, and Yug Altaya in Rubtsovsk. Governor Tomenko emphasized the importance of these hubs for regional economic growth. He expressed confidence that all three technoparks will attract new residents and help them thrive in the dietary supplement and fiber sectors. Business support through technoparks remains a key priority for the region. Officials believe these facilities will strengthen local industries and reduce reliance on imports of dietary supplements and fiber. Altai’s favorable conditions for supplement and fiber production further boost the sector’s potential.