A meeting took place today between Maurizio Martina, Minister of Agricultural, Food and Forestry Policies of the Italian Republic, and Assylzhan Mamytbekov, Minister of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan. A declaration on strengthening cooperation in the field of agriculture was signed between Italy and Kazakhstan. This was followed by a meeting between representatives of Italian and Kazakhstani businesses. The Italian delegation included Luigi Scordamaglia, Vice President of INALCA; Michele D’Arasmo, Director of Agrotecnica; Marco Beretta, Director of EB Service; as well as other representatives of Italian companies. On the Kazakhstani side, the meeting was attended by the heads of Eurasia AgroHolding, Shanyrak, Aktobe Zhylyzhai, the Meat Union of Kazakhstan, the Poultry Union of Kazakhstan, and the Meat and Dairy Union of Kazakhstan. Background information: The Italian company Rota Guido provides design services for dairy farms and consulting support for Kazakhstani farmers engaged in dairy cattle breeding. An investment agreement was signed between Inalca Eurasia and Aktep, providing for the creation of a vertically integrated company that will build feedlots in three regions of Kazakhstan with a total capacity of 44,000 head of simultaneous fattening, as well as modernize a meat processing plant to increase its capacity to 20,000 tons of meat and meat products. Inalca Eurasia has also decided to invest more than 100 million USD in the country’s meat industry and intends to create a brand of Kazakhstani beef and ensure its export to European countries and the Russian Federation. In addition, Inalca Eurasia plans to build a feedlot with slaughtering infrastructure in the Almaty region; the project is currently being finalized. Cooperation is also underway between Eurasia AgroHolding LLP and the Italian company Rovani in the field of lamb meat processing. Source: Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Development of a comprehensive automation solution is the creation of a unified, integrated control system that combines software and hardware to automate all key business and production processes of an enterprise. Such a system provides centralized management, resource optimization, increased productivity and product quality, as well as reduced costs and workforce requirements.
Development of a comprehensive automation solution
Centralized control of processes across the entire production facility
Manufacture and installation of control panels, including power and control sections
Staff training and subsequent system maintenance
