The plant will produce fruit and vegetable preserves. It will endeavor to obtain large volumes of raw material, with up to 100 tons per day. The investments to this project will amount to $12 million.
“The plant will operate all year round. The farmers will benefit from this, as well. They can sell not solely fruits and vegetables that look good as a product, but as technical, at the plant,” Baghdasaryan noted.
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