Construction of cross-docks on the territory of an agricultural park has begun in the Omsk region

The management company of the Makosh agro-industrial park has announced the start of construction of the first stage of cross-docks in the village of Troitskoye, Omsk region. The first piles are hammered.

The investment project to create the Makosh agro-industrial park with an area of 221 hectares is being supported by the Agency for Development and Investment of the Omsk Region. The agropark involves the creation of a specialized site equipped with the necessary infrastructure to accommodate enterprises in the fields of storage and processing of agricultural products, industrial and warehouse production. The initiator plans that about 100 small and medium-sized businesses can become residents. The volume of investments in the project exceeds one billion rubles. At the moment, engineering infrastructure facilities have been built, 95 million rubles have been invested.

The Agency supports the project in a "one-stop shop" format, being a link between the agropark management body, state authorities and local governments, organizing their continuous interaction and providing legal, consulting and information support at all stages of implementation.

Currently, the management company of the Makosh agro-industrial park has announced the start of construction by the first resident of the cross-docks. Note that cross-docking is end–to-end warehousing, that is, the acceptance, distribution and shipment of products without placing them in a long-term storage area.

Vadim Tsygankov, General Director of the management company of the Makosh agro-industrial park, notes that five cross-docks for storing agricultural products will be built on the territory of the agro-park. The volume of investments in their construction is estimated at 750 million rubles, 75 million rubles have already been invested, and the design capacity is 15 thousand square meters of storage facilities. Each cross-dock accommodates up to 60 tenants.

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