Rusagro plans major pig farm in Primorye
Belgorod-based vertical integration, Rusagro, plans to build a major pig farm in the Russian far eastern province of Primorye. The farm would have a total investment of more than RUB 50 billion (US$735 million) within the coming four years, the company’s general director Maxim Basov has disclosed.
He noted that the construction of the complex is scheduled for the beginning of next year. The company is currently negotiating with several investors who can enter into the project, even though the group is independently capable of implementing it.
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Basov also added that this will be the biggest pig breeding project in this part of the country. It is planned that it will supply quality products not only to the domestic market, but also export chilled meat to China, Japan and Korea.
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Rusagro targets the construction of the pig farm with the overall capacity of 79,000 tonnes of pork per year, as well as a complex for the production of compound feed with the capacity of 240,000 tonnes per year, the elevator at 120,000 tonnes, and a slaughterhouse and plant for utilisation of wastes.
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