Five million dollars were allocated for the construction of the factory, and the facility itself was built on a land plot of about 7 hectares.
“The factory was built in just eight months. When it reaches full capacity, it will be able to produce between 100 and 130 tons of products daily. It is expected that the launch of the enterprise will create between 100 and 120 permanent jobs. As noted by the factory manager Ilgiz Saryldyk uulu, this will fully meet the domestic needs of the country and open up opportunities for export,” the press service stated.
During the visit, Japarov emphasized the need for strict adherence to quality standards at the factory, as this is a fundamental condition for the sustainable development of the fishing industry and the enhancement of the competitiveness of local products.
