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A Russian investor, in partnership with Kazakhstan partners, is planning to build the country's first greenhouse complex for banana cultivation in Stavropol by 2025. The project, spread over 46 hectares, will also cultivate pistachios, almonds, avocados, mangoes, and passion fruit. The profitability of the project is under discussion, with critics questioning the economic sense of growing bananas, which are usually imported, in greenhouses due to the high investment required and the low retail price of bananas in Russia.
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The first greenhouse complex for growing bananas in Russia is planned to be put into operation in 2025 in Stavropol. Land plots are being formed in the territory of the Nevinnomyssk advanced socio-economic development area for the construction of four or five structures with an area of 100-150 thousand square meters. The total area of the territory for the project will be 46 hectares. In addition to bananas, the complex will allow growing pistachios, almonds, avocados, mangoes and passion fruit, TASS writes. The project is planned to be implemented by a Russian investor together with partners from Kazakhstan. “There is a growing technology that is widely used. We understand perfectly well that this is not a “fly-by-night” project, it is profitable. In terms of products, it will be competitive with bananas produced in Turkey and other countries,” explained the head of the city of Nevinnomyssk, Mikhail Minenkov. Speaking at the plenary session of the IX International Forum of the ...
Source: AgroInvestor
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