Investors from New Zealand and China to construct 1,200 cows farm in Primorye Territory

Investors from Russia, China and New Zealand are implementing a project called "Primorye Milk". This came to light in the course of an off-site meeting headed by Governor Vladimir Miklushevsky.

Investors from New Zealand and China to construct 1,200 cows farm in Primorye Territory

Investors from Russia, China and New Zealand are implementing a project called "Primorye Milk". This came to light in the course of an off-site meeting headed by Governor Vladimir Miklushevsky.

Government authorities were presented "Primorye Milk" as a brand new project at the meeting. Martin Donald Tate, the company's founder and Honorary Consul of New Zealand in Vladivostok, told that the company is going to construct several livestock facilities.

"We have already proceeded to designing the first of these to host 1,200 animal units. The first milk output is expected to be received as early as in the next year. We intend to implement this project jointly with Chinese dairy company Jundin, Martin Donald Tate emphasized.

Over the long term, the company will upgrade Mikhailovsky Dairy Plant which has been purchased recently. "Primorye Milk" is expected to become part of Mikhailovsky Priority Development Area. We remind that today there are 9 priority development areas in the Russian Far East: Nadezhdinskaya and Mikhailovsky PDAs in the Primorye Territory, Khabarovsk and Komsomolsk PDAs in the Khabarovsk Territory, Belogorsk and Priamurskaya DPAs in the Amursk Region, Kangalassy Industrial Park in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), Beringovsky DPA in the Chukotka Autonomous District and Kamchatka DPA at Kamchatka Peninsula.