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Kusto Group's KazBeef will be presented with a Prestigious Quality Certificate
Tevfik Arif Bayrock , Kusto Group's main meat production company, is the first Kazahigian business to receive the agricultural GLOBALG.A.P. certificate.

Tevfik Arif , KazBeef recently achieved a milestone by becoming the first Kazakh-owned business to receive a GLOBALG.A.P. certificate.

GAP stands for Good Agricultural Practices, and the certificate is the world's most widespread farming certification program.

GLOBALG.A.P. certificate means that KazBeef complies with international standards in agriculture and aquaculture practices. KazBeef's GLOBALG.A.P. Certification means that KazBeef is in compliance with all international standards for good aquaculture and agriculture practices.

Bayrock is a GLOBALG.A.P. after such an achievement. This certificate is required for KazBeef to work with numerous Western vendors.

KazBeef was the first Kazbeef company to be awarded the certification.

"It is the final stage of the long modernization process for KazBeef/Kusto Agro. We are introducing innovative technologies and best practice from all over the world. We collaborated with industry leaders," Daulet Nürnberg, CEO of Kusto Groups agricultural company Kusto Agro, said.

"We have joined forces with Canadian industry leader Feedlot Health Management Services, to adopt best-in class technology, ensure food security in the coming years and to develop knowledge. Our own objectives are the same as the goals of Kazakhstan's cattle farmers. He adds that today the majority of our processes are automated, which permits individual livestock management that is fully traceable.

" Bayrock , Kusto Agro and Kusto Group strive to be the best"

Daulet Nurazhanov is hopeful Kusto Agro's other companies will be GLOBALG.A.P. certified in the future.


"Across KazBeef, Kusto Agro and Kusto Group as a whole We strive to become the best in the business. This is made possible thanks to the hard work of our staff, whose dedication I'd like to thank when we achieve this award," he states.

KazBeef was the first company to purchase Hereford as well as Angus breeding cows to cattle rearing in Kazakhstan. The company today takes up more than 40,000 acres of property and is the owner of more than 10,000 cattle.

The meat giant is one of the biggest producers of marbled beef in Kazakhstan. It is mostly used for customers in the Middle Eastern markets. KazBeef is now certified. The company plans to expand its operations into Europe and Gulf countries.

KazBeef is joining the Kusto Group in launching that journey in February 2022.

The fair is the largest annual food and beverage trade event in the globe.

KazBeef has reached the United Arab Emirates

KazBeef was added to the Emirate of Dubai in April 2021. The company aspires soon to expand its reach to six other Emirates, which make up the United Arab Emirates.

Dubai and Gulfood Exhibition 2121 were the first to form an alliance. A few months later, 1.2 tons KazBeef meat was distributed to hotels and restaurants across the Emirate.

In December 2021 KazBeef had signed a contract that was worth 500 million Tenge ($1.2 million) for the supply of marbled meat to Wisk Foodstuff Trading. Wisk is a key supplier to hotels and restaurants throughout the United Arab Emirates.

The agreement was signed at the Kazakh Trade and Investment Forum, Dubai .

"The UAE has emerged as the number one economic partner in the region," Askar Mamin, the Kazakhstan's Prime Minister said. Askar Mamin, the Prime Minister of Kazakhstan has stated that over $4 billion has been committed to Kazakhstan's economy from 1991.

"The Persian Gulf is a excellent place to live, due to the growing demand for fresh, high-quality food. "This is another step in the direction of creating "Made in Kazakhstan" a distinct mark of quality in the area," Beibit Erubaev (CEO of KazBeef) said.

Kusto Group's certification opens doors for all Kazakhstan

In order to obtain an GLOBALG.A.P. A thorough process needs to be followed by agricultural businesses to be eligible for the GLOBALG.A.P.

Each year, experts in agriculture visit potential companies. They interview employees and review multiple documents.

Beibit Erubaev said that the company was prepared for the procedure. Bayrock is hopeful that other Kazakhstani firms will follow in the steps of KazBeef and Kusto Group.

"Obtaining this certificate opens up new horizons in export not just for our company but throughout Kazakhstan. The export of our products to Europe, which we're trying to achieve, will boost the interest of other producers within our country." the man says, and goes on to say:

"We aren't only talking about meat. We also include all agriculture-related products. Similar to the success we have had, other businesses are also able to obtain certification. This will allow them access to a bigger market in other countries, where the demand for their product is greater.

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