The farmer of the Moscow fair helps the fighters with HIS products from the family cheese factory

Marina, a farmer living in the Belgorod region, supplies her products, craft cheeses, for sale at the capital's fair in the Nagorny district, as well as as humanitarian aid to the special military operation zone and border territories. This was announced on July 18 by the metropolitan city portal mos.ru .

"It concerns us directly, and we just try to remain humane in any situation. If our cheese is able to brighten up the lives of those who are currently on the front line, it means that we are doing something important," said the farmer.

She noted that her products are created in the family cheese factory from cow, goat and sheep milk, and are also aged in chalk cellars.

Marina noted that before sending the products to the frontline area, the cheese is packed in a vacuum. She stressed that hard cheeses are preferred for transportation to the special operation zone, since their injury time is longer than that of other types.

The farmer said that sometimes the workers of the cheese factory not only collected, but also delivered humanitarian aid to the front line — the driver of the enterprise took over the transportation of the cargo. All the employees of her farm regularly receive commendations from Russian military personnel, some of whom come specially to thank them.

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