You have the product. Russia is the part nobody can explain to you.
Indian exports to Russia were US$ 3.00 billion in FY26 to November 2025, against US$ 40.81 billion of imports. The demand exists and the political will exists. What stops most Indian exporters is not the buyer — it is certification, labelling, and getting paid.
What usually goes wrong
Trade-data websites sell you 2,000 scraped company names. None of them tells you which company is solvent, still importing, or who to actually call. We verify before we introduce.
Goods entering the Russian market need conformity documentation against the applicable technical regulation, and getting the classification wrong changes both the duty and the certification burden.
Russian-language labelling is mandatory and Indian exporters routinely get it wrong. Several product categories additionally require serialised digital marking.
What we do for you
Finding the buyer
- Verified Russian buyer search
- Company due diligence and screening
- Introduction with our principal present
- Contract and terms negotiation
Certification
- Conformity certification for the Russian market
- Russian-language labelling and artwork
- Product marking where required
- Veterinary and phytosanitary permits
Documentation
- Export documentation and certificates of origin
- Classification and duty position
- Certified translation and legalisation
- Customs coordination at both ends
Getting paid
- Payment route structuring
- Escrow for a first trade
- Payment terms in a bilingual contract
- Freight and insurance
Being seen
- Represented exhibitor at Russian fairs
- Buyer meetings booked in advance
- Russian-language catalogues
- Standing sales agency in Russia