A plant for the production of fish feed was launched in North Ossetia

The investment project, worth more than 2 billion rubles, is being implemented in two stages. To date, RusModus-Feed has already mastered the first stage - a complex of real estate has been acquired, lines for the production of products have been installed. The enterprise purchased and installed unique modern equipment from CHINA , Germany, Denmark, Belgium and Turkey for the production of high-quality feed for agricultural needs, equipped and modernized production.

According to representatives of the company, the current capacity of the enterprise at the first stage is about 250 tons per day for the production of fish feed and up to 300 tons of feed for cattle . The production capacity of the plant is more than 200 thousand tons of products per year.

Commenting on the opening of a new production, the HEAD of the Republic emphasized the social significance of the new enterprise not only for the Pravoberezhny district, but for the entire region as a whole.

- The opening of each new enterprise in the republic is an occasion that deserves special attention. it is doubly pleasant when we open modern, high-tech facilities. For example, fish food is a scarce thing, as you know, before they were purchased abroad. Now we have the opportunity to offer these products to fish farms, to make our own food base. The project is very necessary and, of course, important, - said Sergey Menyailo.

In April 2023, the first shipments of products are planned. According to the company, the great advantage of the enterprise is the experience of the plant workers, their full practical immersion in the production process and the sale of products planned for release. The company has already employed 128 people, as the plant's capacity increases, it is planned to increase the number of employees to 215 people.

In the short-term plans of the enterprise, the development of the second stage is the re-equipment of the production of fish feed with a line with a capacity of 250 tons per day.