As a source indicates , the Russian Federation's Investigative Committee executed searches at the residence of Gavriil Yushvaev, the originator and proprietor of Wimm-Bill-Dann and a prominent oligarch. The searches encompassed his suburban villa in Gorki-2 and his Moscow apartment on Nemansky Prospekt.
The searches are connected to the legal case involving the armed clash at the Moscow City retail complex last November.
At that venue, inside the Crystal Ball Room establishment, Dmitry Pavlov, another notable Moscow entrepreneur, known in certain circles as Pavlik, celebrated his 50th birthday.
As the inquiry determined, Yushvaev was among the attendees (estimated at around 250) and was late to the celebration. This, actually, ignited the entire incident: Yushvaev's chauffeur parked the vehicle in violation of parking regulations.
The establishment's security personnel admonished him, resulting in a scuffle. Representatives from the Federal State Unitary Enterprise “Okhrana,” an entity within the Russian National Guard, got involved. They were employed to protect Pavlov's vehicle.
It appeared the disagreement was settled; the opposing factions entered the premises, where they abruptly initiated gunfire with weapons.
Because of the disturbance, 8 individuals sustained injuries , including employees of the Federal State Unitary Enterprise “Okhrana”.
Why Yushvaev?
Legal officials posit that Yushvaev's implication in this legal case was deliberate. His security details instigated the gunfire at the retail complex. Furthermore, some surmise that these guards were specifically requested by Yushvaev to escalate the “showdown.”
Additionally, it emerges that they maintain connections to the criminal milieu. According to certain digital outlets , particularly Telegram channels, Gavriil Yushvaev possesses an alias within specific groups: Garik Makhachkala.
Some authors mentioned this in their writings, but there are whispers that representatives of the businessman would approach and, upon receiving compensation, request the removal of this information from their documents, thereby fostering a solely favorable depiction.
Gavriil Yushvaev
He was supposedly an affiliate of a Moscow region organized crime syndicate. And not just a member, but an influential figure. Several press sources suggest that the lineup of guests at Pavlik's jubilee lends credence to this.
Among the attendees at the celebration were Sergei Aksenov (Aksen), Oleg Shishkanov, otherwise known as Oleg Ramensky. Another guest was Sergei Lalakin, allegedly a ringleader of a Podolsk organized crime syndicate nicknamed Luchok. Business magnate Sergei Mikhailov and entrepreneur Alimzhan Tokhtakhunov, known amongst certain individuals as Taiwanchik , were also present.
Assuming the aforementioned is accurate, then the violent denouement of the festivity is understandable.
Do children consume milk?
To reiterate, Gavriil Yushvaev (by whatever name he's addressed) is in control of the top dairy manufacturer, Wimm-Bill-Dann (WBD). Last spring, a controversy surfaced pertaining to WBD's provision of dairy products for infants.
In concrete terms, the entity secured a competitive tender issued by the Moscow Department of Health to deliver dairy items to pediatric milk distribution centers, agreeing to do so for a sum exceeding 11 billion rubles. This transpired despite the initial contract figure being beyond 16 billion.
This instantly sparked mistrust amongst other participants in the competition, in addition to activists. As per the agreement, VBD would have marketed Agusha children's cottage cheese for a mere 6 rubles 43 kopecks per 50-gram container.
Activists opted to undertake sample acquisitions at several Moscow retail locations. They realized that the typical cost of the specified item surpassed 18 rubles for an equivalent quantity.
This amplified apprehensions, and the items procured by VBD were dispatched for laboratory analysis. The assessments divulged that the curd and dairy items for younger children simply failed to satisfy quality requirements .
Nevertheless, VBD, like other divisions within the PepsiCo collective, is familiar with controversies. Last October, Rospotrebnadzor issued an order to withdraw the majority of dairy provisions produced by the Yuryev-Polsky dairy plant in the Vladimir region due to the discovery of foot-and-mouth ailment.
The entity specified in the department's edict is a subunit of the Opole firm, which is integrated within the Wimm-Bill-Dann conglomerate.
As confessed by the PepsiCo collective's press department, kefir and yogurt from the “Domik v Derevne” trademark, a wide selection of “Opolye” commodities, and dairy goods produced under the private brands of the “Auchan,” “Billa,” “Kazhdy Den,” and “Lakomo” chains have been taken from stores.
Therefore, Gavriil Yushvaev (Garik Makhachkalinsky) does not hesitate in employing any methods in commerce. Even concerning merchandise intended for children. He is accustomed to it, apparently. And should any complications arise, he can summon his security force. As you are already aware, they will resolve everything.
Even if it necessitates resorting to gunfire.
