Arnest Group diversifies into plastic packaging in Uzbekistan May 1, 2026 Filling Arnest Group and UniRus management and Uzbek officials start up the new Navoi facility Russia’s Arnest Group has opened a plant for the production of packaged cosmetics and household goods in Uzbekistan. To continue reading, subscribe to The Canmaker Enjoy unlimited access to canmaker.com with a subscription View options Already a member? Log in here TagsArnest GroupCentral AsiaDiversification Share LinkedinEmail Previous articleChallenges for Molson Coors as focus turns to growthNext articleCBC: Functional beverages becoming popular among ‘sober-curious’ consumers Related Content Tariffs, higher aluminium and shipping costs hit beverage manufacturer September 11, 2026 Krones employs 3D printers for spare parts at Coca-Cola in Germany September 9, 2026 Nestlé pushes pet food production in Thailand with multi-million-dollar investment September 9, 2026 New Zealand wine wins at International Canned Wine awards September 9, 2026 Self-cooling can to be launched at London Packaging Week September 4, 2026 Bud Light creates customised NFL team covers for cans September 4, 2026 Load more Recent Articles JR Packaging innovates with safety for full-aperture opening Canmaking September 14, 2026 Beverage company buys Canpack’s Russian assets Canmaking September 14, 2026 Crown breaks ground on its beverage can plant in India Canmaking September 11, 2026 Abralatas appoints new executive president Thais Fagury Canmaking September 11, 2026 Sencon relaunches Hoverprobe for measuring coatings on metal sheets Canmaking September 11, 2026