Russia: The commissioning of three large production facilities in 2024 will increase milk processing in Bashkiria by 30%
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Published Feb 14, 2024
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Bashkiria is set to increase its milk processing capacity by 30% with the opening of three new dairy production facilities. These facilities will produce baby food, soft cheeses, and a joint production of raw milk and kalyata cheese with Belarusian investors. The facilities will require 600 tons of raw milk per day and are expected to process 72 thousand tons of milk per year. The products will be supplied to the eastern regions of Russia, China, and Uzbekistan.
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The opening of three new dairy production facilities in Bashkiria will increase milk processing by 600 tons per day, or 30%. These are projects on baby food and soft cheeses, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Agriculture of Bashkiria Ilshat Fazrakhmanov told TASS. “In 2024, we plan to complete three large projects - the production of baby food at the Meleuzovsky dairy plant, the production of soft cheeses at the Belebeevsky dairy plant, and we hope to commission a joint production with Belarusian investors of 160 tons of raw milk, kalyata (cheese for pizza - TASS note) in Raevka Only these three productions will require 600 tons of raw milk per day,” Fazrakhmanov said. According to him, the latest project is promising from the point of view of creating a new production - low-fat semi-finished cheese product "kalyata" and butter. An experimental workshop for processing 60 tons of milk per day has already been launched; when it ...
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