UVG continues with the construction of a modern vegetable storage complex in the Kirovohrad region. One of the key stages of the work has now been completed – internal construction work in two storage chambers.
The work completed has become an important component of preparing the site for the subsequent stages of equipping and commissioning. During construction, particular attention was paid to the quality of materials, thermal insulation, and the airtightness of the structures. These characteristics play an important role in maintaining a stable temperature regime and creating optimal conditions for the long-term storage of vegetable produce.
Modern vegetable storage facilities are an integral part of efficient agricultural production, as they help reduce produce losses after harvest and maintain its quality throughout the entire storage period. That is why the company invests in creating infrastructure that will meet modern requirements for vegetable storage.
The completion of the internal work makes it possible to move on to the next stages of the project. Preparatory measures are currently under way at the site for the installation and commissioning of the equipment needed to maintain the appropriate microclimate in the storage chambers.
According to the company, all work is being carried out in accordance with the approved schedule. The commissioning of the complex is planned for early September.
The new capacity will become an important part of UVG's infrastructure and will make it possible to ensure quality storage of produce after harvest.