Light industry enterprises organize production of new output

DUSHANBE, October 23, 2012, Asia-Plus  — Enterprises of Tajikistan’s light industry have reportedly organized production of new output. An official source at the Ministry of energy and Industries (MoEI) says the limited liability company Yoqout-2000 has begun producing army tents of different sizes.  In the future, the enterprise plans to produce the tents proceeding from […]

Payrav Chorshanbiyev

DUSHANBE, October 23, 2012, Asia-Plus  — Enterprises of Tajikistan’s light industry have reportedly organized production of new output.

An official source at the Ministry of energy and Industries (MoEI) says the limited liability company Yoqout-2000 has begun producing army tents of different sizes.  In the future, the enterprise plans to produce the tents proceeding from the demand for this output in domestic and external markets.

Besides, Yoqout-2000 will also sew school, travel (tourist) and shopping backpacks, the source said.

The closed joint-stock company (CJSC) Guliston has begun producing disposable surgical gowns while clothes factories Rahimov and Firouz have begun sewing sportswear (kimono).  

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