A delegation from Kyrgyzstan concluded a two-day inspection of cattle and sheep processing line equipment at WFA Factory this week, marking a key step in their ongoing partnership.

The inspection covered core components including automated slaughtering modules, meat sorting systems, and hygiene control equipment. Engineers from both sides conducted rigorous tests on operational efficiency, safety standards, and compliance with international livestock processing norms.

Expressing satisfaction, the Kyrgyzstan client representative noted, "The precision and durability of WFA’s equipment exceed our expectations, aligning perfectly with our industry needs." He emphasized that the smooth inspection strengthens their trust in WFA as a reliable partner.

In response, WFA’s project manager stated that the factory will enhance coordination with the client in the follow-up process. A dedicated team has been assigned to handle equipment packaging, logistics arrangements, and on-site installation planning. "We will prioritize timely communication to address any potential issues, ensuring the project proceeds on schedule for early and smooth installation," the manager added.

Both parties also discussed plans for future collaboration, including potential upgrades to the processing line and technical training support, aiming to deepen ties in the livestock machinery sector.