
In order to develop interregional cooperation and exchange experience in the field of agriculture, a delegation from the Republic of Tyva visited the Krasnoyarsk Territory. The visit was organized by the Yenisei Siberia Development Corporation and the United Siberian Plants Association.
The delegation from Tuva included representatives of companies working in the field of agriculture. They visited Krasnoyarsk Oil Plant LLC, which produces rapeseed oil and rapeseed cake, the Dary Malinovka agricultural holding, where a meeting on digitalization in agriculture was held, and the Koza-Dereza farm.
And individual entrepreneur Aigush Sat: "The Dary Malinovka agricultural complex became the starting point of our route and impressed us with its scale. This company is a vivid example of the implementation of a full–cycle strategy: from growing our own potatoes and other vegetables to their deep processing and production of finished products under our own brand. We saw not just fields, but a high-tech agricultural holding, where cultivation, storage in modern vegetable storages, washing, calibration, processing and production of finished products are organized on one site. As entrepreneurs, we especially value the experience of building such a vertically integrated structure that allows us to control quality at every stage and maximize added value. This is an excellent case for import substitution and building a strong local brand."
In Krasnoyarsk, the delegation also got acquainted with the work of enterprises that are members of the United Siberian Plants Association: Euromontazh LLC, Industria LLC, Alliansservice LLC. An excursion to the Engineering and Prototyping Center of the Krasnoyarsk Regional Innovation and Technology Business Incubator (KRITBI) was also organized for representatives of Tyva.
The representatives of the delegation noted that during the visit they not only visited the production sites, but also held constructive meetings with the leadership of the leading agro-industrial companies of the Krasnoyarsk Territory. This allowed entrepreneurs from Tuva to better understand the specifics of the local market, discuss potential growth points and lay the foundation for future cooperation.