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Hyundai Greenfood to Build K-Food Plant in Kazakhstan - Seoul Economic Daily
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Hyundai Green Food President Park Hong-jin, left, poses for a photo with Alisher Abdikadirov, head of the Alatau City administration in Kazakhstan, after signing a partnership agreement at the Four Seasons Hotel Seoul in Jongno-gu, Seoul, on Nov. 15. Courtesy of Hyundai Green Food
Hyundai Greenfood (453340) is setting up a K-food production base in Kazakhstan.
The comprehensive food company, part of Hyundai Department Store Group, said on the 15th that it signed a "strategic partnership for the construction of a food production plant" with the Alatau City Administration at the Four Seasons Hotel in Seoul.
Alatau City is a large new city being developed north of Almaty, Kazakhstan's largest commercial hub. It is being built as a smart city centered on four functions: industry, finance, tourism and education. The Alatau City Administration is a special administrative body in Kazakhstan responsible for the city's development, investment attraction and overall municipal operations.
Under the agreement, Hyundai Greenfood plans to build a K-food production facility in the new city. The company will also explore cooperation with the administration in areas beyond food production, including logistics infrastructure and production automation.
Hyundai Greenfood is focusing on Alatau City's position as a logistics hub linking China and Central Asia to Europe. The company judges the location favorable as a base for producing K-food locally and supplying it to neighboring countries. "We will develop the K-food production facility to be established under this agreement into a forward base for K-food exports to Central Asia over the medium to long term," said Park Hong-jin, president of Hyundai Greenfood.
The signing ceremony was held as part of the Korea-Kazakhstan Business Roundtable. The event was attended by Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, South Korean Prime Minister Han Seong-sook, and other government and corporate officials from both countries.
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Kim Yeon-ha
for Seoul Economic Daily.
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