Apple losses in Kazakhstan are estimated at 100 thousand tons

Published 2022년 12월 9일

Tridge summary

Kazakhstan's apple production is 260 thousand tons short of the country's consumption of 350 thousand tons, leading to a surplus of around 200,000 tons. This excess is either rotting, being fed to livestock, or being imported. The shortage has led to issues such as non-repayment of loans, unreceived salaries, and maintenance funds for farms. The farmer suggests that the government and authorized bodies are not addressing the issue and proposes solutions. The 2022 harvest is expected to set a record but losses are anticipated to exceed last year's.
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Apple production in Kazakhstan is 260 thousand tons. Consumption - 350 thousand tons. About 90 thousand tons are imported. About 50 thousand tons of apples are laid for storage. The rest rot or feed livestock, APK Novosti reports. Bolatbek Aliyev, a gardener from Shymkent, said that a huge number of apples grown in Kazakhstan are disappearing. “Kazakhstan consumes 350 thousand tons of apples per year, we ourselves produce 260 thousand tons (2021 statistics). 90 thousand tons - import. I believe that we store a maximum of about 20% of our apples, or 50-55 thousand tons. And where do the remaining 200,000+ tons go? A small part goes for processing, some is sold, the rest is used to feed livestock or rot. Losses are approximately 100 thousand tons. And this is the non-repayment of loans, unreceived salaries, lack of funds for the maintenance of farms, unpaid taxes and social contributions, and, most importantly, could raise the well-being of those who live and work in the countryside ...
Source: Eastfruit

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