Alfiya Musina
Alfiya Musina is the executive director of the Association of Non-Alcoholic Beverages and Juices Producers (UzBev) in Uzbekistan. She has been vocal about the challenges faced by local businesses in certifying refrigeration equipment, particularly during the hot summer months. In a recent public discussion organized by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Musina highlighted the bureaucratic obstacles that hinder the timely certification of display refrigerators, which are essential for preserving perishable goods. Despite a presidential directive aimed at simplifying certification processes, she noted that many refrigerators remain stuck in customs, preventing producers from meeting market demand.
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Uzbekistan:
Alfiya Musina was not penalized despite complaints against her regarding the bureaucratic halt in refrigerator certification.
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Uzbekistan:
Alfiya Musina stated that the year 2024 would be a 'minus year' for the members of the association due to the excise tax on sugary drinks.
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Uzbekistan:
Alfiya Musina, the executive director of UzBev, proposed the President of Uzbekistan for the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Uzbekistan:
Alfiya Musina is the executive director of UzBev who proposed Shavkat Mirziyoyev's nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Uzbekistan:
Alfiya Musina, the executive director of the non-alcoholic beverages and juice producers association, criticized the practice of manually resolving issues as incorrect and unstable.
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Uzbekistan:
Alfiya Musina stated that over 5,000 display refrigerators have been certified and delivered to sales points.
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Uzbekistan:
Alfiya Musina is the executive director of UzBev and has been addressing the certification issues related to refrigerated display cases.
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Uzbekistan:
Alfiya Musina is the executive director of the Association of Non-Alcoholic Beverages and Juices Producers (UzBev).
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