Japanese Restaurant Chain and Ramen Production Plant to Open in Kazakhstan
Summary
AJISEN RAMEN will establish a production base in Kazakhstan to supply Central Asia and the EAEU.
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A popular Japanese restaurant chain is set to enter Kazakhstan alongside the launch of a local ramen manufacturing facility.
The project involves establishing a production hub for the AJISEN RAMEN brand. The site will serve as a base to supply products to Kazakhstan and expand into broader markets across Central Asia, the EAEU, and neighboring countries.
Source: Digital Business KZ
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