
Last week, the mayor of Shymkent Murat Aitenov met with the owners of greenhouses and agreed to supply products directly to sales outlets.
Since today, entrepreneurs have been given a special place in the market "Kazybek" and vegetables of greenhouses have been sold .
At the initiative of the city mayor, peasant farms" Sharipov", "Ilyav", "Taza onim"," Zaure " and "Kolesnikov" are selling tomatoes at 350 tenge per kilogram, cucumbers at 250 tenge per kilogram.
As part of a public-private partnership, the "Taza onim" peasant farm builds a 9-hectare greenhouse. 3 hectares of which is completed, and farmers managed to get 370 tons of products.
As noted by the founder of the farm Arman Bakhytuly, the complex has planted varieties of cucumbers "Tristan", "Tanto"and "Meva". The farmer now sells vegetables of its own production on the local market without intermediaries.
In the near future, the issue of direct delivery of farmers ' products to major retail outlets in the city will be considered.
"This allows to regulate the sale price of domestic products, as well as to buy vegetables by the local population without intermediaries,"- says the farmer.
It is worth noting that the area of greenhouses in Shymkent is 183 hectares. 53 hectares of which are industrial. In order to increase the volume of indoor greenhouse complexes in the city, 136 hectares of land area provided from the transport and logistics zone "Ontustik", it is planned to build an industrial complex on 100 hectares. As part of the project, thousands of new jobs will be created, and people will be provided with vegetables for twelve months of the year.