Uzbekistan to create regional supply centers for agricultural products for the HoReCa sector
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Uzbekistan to create regional supply centers for agricultural products for the HoReCa sector

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Uzbekistan announced the signing of a memorandum of cooperation between the Association of Agricultural Producers of Uzbekistan and the 'Savdo va Servis' Association.

The document was signed by Saidvaly Nasredinov, chairman of the Association of Agricultural Producers, and Zafar Khoshimov, chairman of the 'Savdo va Servis' Association. The goal of this partnership is to strengthen the supply chain from farms to retail chains, hotels, and catering establishments.

The parties noted that modern buyers have high demands regarding quality, volume, compliance with standards, and timely delivery of products. In turn, producers require a stable market with reliable buyers.

To meet these needs, the concept of creating specialized hubs in various regions was discussed. Within this unified system, these centers will be responsible for sorting and quality assessment of products, their processing, packaging, preparation according to quality requirements, as well as supplying retailers and HoReCa enterprises.

As a result of implementing this system, the route from producer to end consumer will become more organized. The signed memorandum will serve as the basis for implementing new practical projects in this area.

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The Minister of Agriculture of Uzbekistan, Ibrohim Abdurakhmonov, held a meeting with the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management of Serbia, Dragan Glamočić. During the negotiations, prospects for joint activities of Uzbek entrepreneurs on Serbian soil were discussed in areas such as livestock farming, horticulture, and seed production.

Significant attention was paid to issues of breeding pedigree livestock, building modern livestock complexes, as well as producing meat and dairy products. Furthermore, the parties considered the development of fodder base and the integration of advanced veterinary methods.

The discussion also covered topics such as the creation of intensive orchards, as well as the cultivation and propagation of high-yield seeds. The participants also talked about opportunities for processing, storage, and packaging goods, forming value chains, and subsequent marketing of products in both domestic and foreign markets.

As a result of the meeting, both sides agreed on the need to ensure favorable conditions for the activities of Uzbek investors in Serbia, as well as on the importance of deepening investment cooperation and the exchange of agricultural technologies. Agreements were reached on supporting the initiatives of Uzbek entrepreneurs in Serbia and increasing the level of agricultural partnership between the two countries.

It is worth noting that the President of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, made an official visit to Serbia on this day at the invitation of the head of the republic, Aleksandar Vučić.

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