Asset Nusupov visited the West Kazakhstan Region on a working visit. During his visit, he reviewed the operations of two large enterprises, Kublei LLP and the National Center for Expertise and Certification JSC, and met with representatives of the region's business community.

Kublei LLP comprises two factories employing over 700 people. The canning plant was launched in 1992, and today the company produces approximately 100 products. In 2015, a meat processing complex was commissioned, with a daily processing capacity of up to 400 head of cattle and approximately 700 head of small ruminants. The complex produces freshly chilled and frozen meat, as well as semi-finished products. Both factories are equipped with modern European equipment.

The company also operates a facility for processing waste (bones and blood) into meat and bone meal. This product, a protein-mineral feed of animal origin, is in high demand on poultry farms, helping to strengthen the musculoskeletal and skeletal systems of broilers, as well as improve egg production and eggshell quality in laying hens.

Kubley LLC's products are sold domestically in Kazakhstan and exported to Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. Previously, exports were also made to Iran, China, and Russia.

Aset Nusupov also visited the West Kazakhstan branch of JSC "National Center for Expertise and Certification" and learned about its operations. The branch specializes in confirming the conformity of products and services, management systems, product testing, and the verification of measuring instruments. Branch Director Rimma Shunaeva presented the current status of the organization and plans to expand the scope of accreditation for the testing department. In particular, one of the strategic development areas is expanding the conformity assessment of products that ensure safe operation in explosive environments.

During a meeting with business representatives, the Vice Minister briefed participants on key trade indicators, support measures for domestic producers, domestic market protection, trade fair processes, and measures to promote the export of value-added products. In the West Kazakhstan Region, domestic trade turnover for January–November 2025 amounted to 1.2 trillion tenge.

Across the country as a whole, domestic trade turnover for the first 11 months of 2025 increased by 14.5% to 69.4 trillion tenge (compared to 60.6 trillion tenge for the same period in 2024). This includes wholesale trade at 46.6 trillion tenge and retail trade at 22.8 trillion tenge.

In turn, Kaliyar Aitmukhambetov, Deputy Akim of the West Kazakhstan Region, announced that up to 50% of fruit and vegetable produce, including sugar and rice, will be contracted to local producers this year. Construction of a vegetable storage facility is also planned. The region regularly hosts fairs, which are highly popular among the local population. Furthermore, the Deputy Akim thanked the Anvar and Peshekhod retail chains for their assistance in stabilizing salt supplies to the region.

At the end of the meeting, Asset Nusupov answered all questions from entrepreneurs and explained new regulations, including those related to the National Product Catalog (the state product database).

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1130131?lang=kk