ASTANA, Kazakhstan, February 13. Eurasian Milk Plant, located in Kazakhstan's Petropavlovsk, plans to modernize its production facilities by investing roughly $240,000 to expand its operations, Trend reports via Kazakhstan Ministry of Agriculture.
The implementation of this project will double milk processing capacity and significantly expand the range of products. The plant will process up to 300 tons of milk per day, equivalent to more than 100,000 tons annually. The output of high-value-added finished products will also increase to over 45,000 tons per year.
Product diversification will be a key focus of the plant’s development. In the coming months, the company plans to launch the production of hard and semi-hard cheeses, sour cream, and cottage cheese. This will help increase the added value of its products and strengthen Eurasian Milk’s market position.
In the near future, the company also plans to install a new condensed milk production line. The total investment in this project amounts to $50 million, with a potential increase to $70 million. This demonstrates the company’s serious intentions to develop and improve product quality, which will undoubtedly benefit consumers and the region’s economy as a whole.
The Eurasian Milk plant in Petropavlovsk, Kazakhstan, is owned by Eurasian Foods Corporation. The holding also operates two large enterprises in Almaty and Karaganda. The Eurasian Foods Corporation product line includes over 250 items: kinds of margarine, mayonnaise, ketchup, sauces and seasonings, vegetable oils, natural butter and spreads, dairy-based products, and cheeses. The primary owner of Eurasian Foods Corporation is Ursem Holding AG, a company registered in Switzerland.