The ground-breaking ceremony of Moc Chau eco dairy complex in Son La province
WVR/VNA-A closed-loop dairy complex will be built in Son La, a northern mountainous province, as a ground-breaking ceremony for the project was held in Moc Chau district on May 28. Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh atttended this ground-breaking ceremony.
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| Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh attends a ground-breaking ceremony at the Moc Chau eco diary complex. (Photo: VNA) |
The project comprises an eco, high-tech cow farm, and a high-tech milk processing plant. Notably, the cow farm also offers eco-tourism services, with a total area of 150ha and investment worth 1 trillion VND (43.1 million USD).
Covering 26 hectares, the 2 trillion VND plant is designed to have a daily capacity of nearly 500 tonnes of milk in the first phase, which will double in the second phase.
The Moc Chau Dairy Cattle Breeding JSC (Moc Chau Milk) and Vietnam Diary Products JSC (Vinamilk) are the main investors of the project.
Present at the ceremony, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh pointed out the unique potential of Moc Chau, which, he said, could enable the locality to develop agriculture, industry, services and tourism.
Moc Chau is expected to become a major economic centre of Son La and the northwestern region at large, he stressed.
The leader said the project would help to restructure the local agriculture towards modernity, raise added values, and form a sustainable agricultural product production and consumption chain.
He asked Vinamilk, Moc Chau Milk and Son La to contribute to promoting the circular, green economy and environmental protection through the project and others.
Son La should review its planning scheme to fully tap its potential, opportunities and competitive edge, and adopt typical policies and mechanisms to attract more resources, especially from the public-private partnership (PPP), to spur development, the Prime Minister said.
The Prime Minister also asked the insiders to ensure the interests of businesses, people and the State harmoniously, and pay attention to the resettlement work, saying residents in the project area must be moved to better places.
(Source: VNA)
