Russian delegation visited textile complex in Fergana region of Uzbekistan
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Russian delegation visited textile complex in Fergana region of Uzbekistan

A Russian delegation, arriving in the Fergana region as part of the third meeting of the Council of Regions of Uzbekistan and Russia, visited the Global Textile Infinity textile cluster in Kuchtev.

This enterprise covers the entire production cycle, including the manufacturing of yarn and fabrics, as well as the output of finished goods for export to foreign markets.

During the visit, the company founder, Muzaffar Razzakov, presented the Russian delegation with information about the enterprise's activities, its production capacities, and the technologies used. Approximately 1600 people are employed at the facility.

The production processes utilize modern technologies, and product quality control is carried out in accordance with international standards. The enterprise's laboratories ensure a scientific approach to production and quality control.

Finished textile products are exported to countries such as Turkey, China, the United Arab Emirates, Tajikistan, and other states. Representatives of the Russian delegation familiarized themselves with the production organization and discussed opportunities for expanding industrial cooperation between the regions of Uzbekistan and Russia.

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Delegations from Russian regions, who arrived in the Fergana region to participate in the third meeting of the Council of Regions of Uzbekistan and Russia, visited the Quva Agro Star agro-industrial complex located in the Kuva district.

This enterprise operates based on an integrated system that combines the cultivation of agricultural products with their subsequent storage, sorting, processing, packaging, and export to international markets.

The complex covers an area of 3.5 hectares. Its production capacity is capable of growing and preparing up to 5000 tons of products annually across 12 different types. The facility includes an in vitro laboratory and a nursery that can produce over one million seedlings per year.

Foreign technologies and accumulated international experience are used in production. Additionally, an Agro-Industrial School operates on the complex's territory, providing training in modern horticultural technologies to farmers and local residents.

The facility is also equipped with a cold storage warehouse designed to store up to 3500 tons of products. The enterprise has installed lines for sorting, packaging, and IQF shock freezing. Equipment using technologies from Italy and Spain allows fruits and vegetables to be prepared according to the requirements of export markets.

Quva Agro Star products are exported to Japan and the United Kingdom. In 2025, the enterprise organized its first exports to Japan and South Korea using charter flights. Currently, more than 80 employees work at the enterprise.

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