Kaliningrad business magazine has chosen the word of 2021

The word of 2021 according to the magazine "King's Gate" is "QR-code", and the sign of the year is the barcode of product labeling. The publication writes about this in its special project at the end of the year.

In the "Start of the Year" nomination, the leadership was given to the Amperetex plant, which began to produce an ultra-thin synthetic heating thread, from which a fabric or mesh is woven and integrated into any material.

The "discovery of the year" was the plant for the production of semi-finished products of the Atlantis group of companies. RBPI GROUP was named the Investor of the Year, having invested about 1 billion rubles in a veterinary and sanitary disposal plant, which makes it possible to abandon the disposal of biowaste in the Kaliningrad region.

The “Success of the Year” was recognized as “Dobrinsky Farming Enterprise”, and the “Exporter of the Year” was the furniture manufacturer Delal, which was among the best exporters of the Northwestern Federal District. The deal of the year was the purchase of the Ekopet polyethylene terephthalate plant by Tatneft. "Advertiser of the Year" was named Bank "Saint Petersburg", and "industry of the year" - public catering.

Among the significant events, the editors singled out the 75th anniversary of the Kaliningrad region, the “Irish dance” with the construction of the territory of the House of Soviets, the election of the president of the Baltic Business Club, the fourth consecutive “gold” of the Musa Evloev Olympics and the victory of the Lokomotiv volleyball players. Leadership in the nominations was also given to Nordic Spa, the TELEGRAM channel “Questions on the Treatment of Covid-19” organized by the Ministry of HEALTH of the region, which won the Pumpernickel restaurant award (16+) Seasons restaurant, Kaliningrad paving stones, rebates and Alexei Ivanov’s book “Shadows of the Teutons” ( 16+). The “Hope of the Year” was recognized as the opening of the transport and logistics center (TLC) “East-West”.