In Mogilev region, products of enterprises marked with the State Quality Mark were presented
150 enterprises and about 260 types of products compete for the State Quality Mark-2026.

In Mogilev region, a large press tour was held for enterprises that were once awarded the State Quality Mark. Journalists got acquainted with the production of automobile tires, agricultural machinery, garden furniture and medical equipment.
Bobruisk Belshina produces over 360 tire models, two of which have an elite status. They are designed to complete Belgee passenger cars and meet all quality standards. The modern market shows demand for an increased wheel diameter, including for road and off-road vehicles. These niches the company has also successfully mastered. Thanks to technical re-equipment, modern complexes produce tires with a diameter of 16 to 20 inches. Products are in demand in Russia, far arc countries and in Asian regions. In the domestic market, the share of Belshina over the past five years has approached 50%.
Yuri Rusetsky, Director of the plant of mass tires of the enterprise "Belshina": "It is certainly impossible to stop at the place, and we are constantly improving our technology, constantly improving the design characteristics. We are currently working on electric vehicle tires. There are certain performance characteristics that we have to withstand – these are 19-20 inch tires. We set ourselves the task of completing Belgee cars, I think we will do it.”.
The campaign to award the State Quality Mark-2026 has reached the finish line. This year, 150 enterprises of the country are competing for the title of the best domestic brands, which is about 260 names of various types of products.
Elena Morgunova, Chairman of the State Committee for Standardization of Belarus: About 44% are food products, 33% are industrial and technical goods, and about 23% are industrial goods. Based on the results of the work of the attestation commission, a list of those laureates who will become laureates of the Government Prize for Quality by the end of 2026 will be determined.”.
Strict criteria – safety, environmental friendliness, innovation, technology – are assessed by relevant ministries and committees, and aesthetics – by consumers. More than 42,000 people took part in the popular vote.



