Suzhou Wanshen Noodle Products Co., Ltd., a Chinese company specializing in grain processing and food production, has announced the launch of a number of industrial projects in Uzbekistan. These initiatives are aimed at developing the country's agro-industrial complex, strengthening food security and expanding bilateral economic cooperation.
The company, which has extensive experience in the production of noodles, starch, wheat gluten, ethanol and organic fertilizers, plans to expand production facilities in several regions of Uzbekistan. The main goal is to create modern full-cycle enterprises for processing agricultural raw materials, which will increase the added value of products and strengthen the country's export potential.
The projects involve the introduction of advanced agricultural technologies, the use of highly efficient agricultural machinery, as well as the use of new methods of production planning. Considerable attention will be paid to the training of local specialists, transfer of technological knowledge and adaptation of modern quality standards and sustainable production.
According to preliminary estimates, the implementation of Suzhou Wanshen projects will create hundreds of new jobs and boost the development of local infrastructure, including logistics and agricultural services. The regions where these initiatives will be implemented will have additional opportunities for economic growth and increasing employment.
Cooperation between Uzbekistan and China in the agro-industrial sphere is developing in line with the general course of deepening bilateral relations. Chinese investments contribute to the modernization of key sectors of the Uzbek economy, including agriculture, processing and export of agricultural products.
The launch of new industrial facilities also corresponds to the sustainable development goals outlined in the national programs of Uzbekistan. In particular, we are talking about increasing food independence, rational use of natural resources and expanding rural access to modern technologies.
Suzhou Wanshen projects are part of a broader strategy aimed at long-term partnership in the agricultural sector and integration of Uzbekistan into global production and logistics chains.
