Kazakhstan's poultry meat is being readied for export to Dubai and China.
In the heart of Kazakhstan, LLP "Prima Kus" continues to make strides in the poultry industry. With four branded stores across Almaty, Chundzha, and Kaskelen, the company is a prominent player in the region.
The production facilities of Prima Kus are strategically located in an ecologically clean area near the village of Chundzha, Almaty Region. The company takes pride in its commitment to environmental regulations, and its efforts to support the region and local communities.
Prima Kus' products are certified by three different "Halal" certificates, ensuring the highest standards of quality and authenticity. The company's dedication to quality doesn't stop there. It also adheres to high European standards and implements quality management systems and food safety standards ISO 22000 and HACCP.
The company's innovative approach is evident in its use of advanced water treatment technologies from Nijhuis Water Technology from the Netherlands, making it the first in Kazakhstan to do so.
Looking to the future, Prima Kus plans to launch its second, third, and fourth production phases. The second phase is expected to launch in December 2025, with the third phase completing in the summer of 2026. Upon completion of the second and third phases, the company's production capacity will double.
Currently, Prima Kus offers around 100 product lines, which will expand with increased production and consumer demand. The product range includes not only poultry meat but also semi-smoked and boiled sausages, sausages, nuggets, semi-finished products such as shashlik, chicken tabaka, grill sausages, and more.
Prima Kus follows a full-cycle production process from field to shelf. Clean water for the poultry is sourced from two artesian wells 200 meters deep. The company uses modern European packaging that ensures product freshness for up to 10 days.
To minimise environmental impact, the company has implemented a project to build evaporation ponds using modern technologies and special hydro-insulation for the bottom, ensuring maximum environmental safety. The wastewater treatment facilities allow for the removal of pollutants, including fats, oils, and microparticles, and enable a significant reduction in environmental impact and compliance with international standards.
With more than 650 people currently employed, Prima Kus plans to grow its workforce to 1200 after all stages are put into operation. The company is also actively involved in educational programs, cooperating with universities and providing opportunities for practice at their enterprise.
As Kazakhstan's leading poultry producer, more than 53% of Prima Kus' products are currently exported to Russia, Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan. The planned completion of all four production phases will result in an annual production capacity of 70,000 tons, more than four times the current volume.
Despite the company's significant impact in the poultry industry, information about the founder or main owner of LLP "Prima Kus" remains undisclosed. Regardless, the company's commitment to quality, innovation, and sustainability continues to drive its success.
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