When summer begins, tourists flock to Alakol district and do not leave without visiting its healing lake. How is the current welfare of Alakol, which tries to make everything possible for tourists? Recently, a group of journalists went to Alakol district and saw the life of the country. There is a lot of work being done and good news.
HONEY GIVEN BY THE PRESIDENT TO FOREIGN HEADS OF STATES
During the press tour organized by the administration of Alaköl district, the journalists got acquainted with several facilities. The first object that the media representatives visited was "Lepsiyonymderi" LLP, which produces honey in the village of Lepsi. The environmentally friendly honey production enterprise currently produces up to 300 tons of honey per year. It is the only enterprise in the republic that has received the "Golden quality" trademark several times for its high-quality products.
The number of achievements achieved over the years is not small, but the main pride of the honey processing factory is that the head of state Kassym Zhomart Kemeluly put this very Lepsi honey as a gift in the gift box given to foreign heads of state, according to the employees of the team.
According to Farida Abuzyarova, a specialist of "Lepsi products" honey factory, the main innovation of the honey factory is the production of a new type of creamy honey. Its peculiarity is that pure honey is mixed with a mixer for two days and saturated with air. The taste of cream honey is especially fresh. Currently, the products of the honey plant are exported to Japan, the United Arab Emirates, the People's Republic of China, and Russia.
"Lepsi natural honey is an ecologically clean product, mountain grass honey that benefits human health and helps strengthen immunity. Apart from that, we produce cosmetic product soap in the direction of "Lepsi Beauty" which is pure natural. Its quality is also high. A very good and clean product for facial care with honey, saumal, and grass grown in our village. And apart from that, our production also produces phytoteas," says Farida Abuzyarova.
