Russian Firm Will Showcase Soil Restorative at Wetex 2026
The company Ecopak plans to introduce its organic soil treatment, Peatgel, at the upcoming exhibition in Dubai.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Organic Food
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The Made in Russia national brand will host over 20 companies at the Wetex 2026 exhibition held from October 20 to 22, 2026, at the Dubai World Trade Centre. Among the participants, Ecopak will present its organic soil restorative, Peatgel, as part of an expansion into Middle Eastern markets.
Why it matters
The product aims to address soil restoration and plant health, specifically targeting the challenges of maintaining greenery in hot, arid climates. This development signals an attempt to scale sustainable agricultural technologies across global regions facing similar environmental stressors.
Participation lists for the Made in Russia pavilion indicate a group of 20 companies attending Wetex 2026, a decline from 30 companies the previous year. The effectiveness of the featured Peatgel product for urban soil restoration remains subject to field validation in diverse climates.
The players
Ecopak
A Russian company specializing in the production of organic soil restorative products.
Made in Russia
A national brand program providing certification to assist Russian manufacturers in accessing foreign markets.
The details
Peatgel is a liquid concentrate derived from lowland peat that utilizes a patented technology to preserve the natural structure of peat in a water-based suspension. It contains a complex mixture of humic and fulvic acids, essential plant nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, as well as minerals including iron, magnesium, copper, and zinc. The formulation works by accelerating humification, a process that helps convert organic waste into material suitable for restoring degraded urban soil.
Timeline
October 20-22, 2026: Wetex 2026 exhibition held in Dubai.
Last year: Made in Russia pavilion participated in Wetex 2025.
Coming year: Ecopak plans expansion into new Middle East markets.
Health Landscape
The introduction of specialized soil amendments reflects a growing trend in sustainable agriculture to improve urban food security and green space resilience. This initiative aligns with the Made in Russia national brand certification program, which facilitates the global integration of local environmental technologies.
While these advancements target large-scale soil restoration, readers interested in home gardening should consult with local agricultural extensions about the suitability of soil amendments for their specific climate. Always verify that any organic additive is certified for use in your specific residential region.
The takeaway
Advancements in humic-acid-based soil restoratives aim to improve plant resilience in challenging climates by accelerating organic material breakdown. Readers looking to improve their own gardening outcomes should research local soil testing services and confirm the specific composition of any amendments with a horticulture professional.
Further reading
For more on the developments in sustainable agriculture and soil health, visit our guide on Organic Food.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Khaleej Times.
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