During the year, the fish catch in Kazakhstan reached 46 thousand tons, and the growth of production in the field of fishing amounted to 14.8%

Published 2021년 7월 12일

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In 2020, Kazakhstan's fisheries and aquaculture sector saw a 17.3% increase in value and a 14.8% real growth, with the sector's total output reaching 12.4 billion tenge. The Turkestan region contributed the most to this growth, followed by Kyzylorda and East Kazakhstan. Despite this, the Atyrau region, traditionally known for fishing, experienced a 14.7% decrease in production. The catch volume remained roughly the same as the previous year, with freshwater bream being the most caught species. The consumption of feed for marketable fish and fish seed material increased by 78.4% compared to 2019. Additionally, fish and seafood prices rose by 9.3% annually and 0.5% monthly in June 2021.

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In Kazakhstan, in 2020, the volume of products and services in the field of fisheries and aquaculture amounted to 12.4 billion tenge - 17.3% more in value terms than a year earlier. Real growth in the sector reached 14.8%. Including the volume of production in fisheries amounted to 7.4 billion tenge, in aquaculture - 5 billion tenge. This is reported by the Energyprom portal. For comparison: in 2019, the volume of products and services in the sector amounted to only 10.6 billion tenge, plus 7.2% in real terms compared to the previous year. According to the portal, in the regional context, the largest volume of production fell on the Turkestan region: 4.1 billion tenge - 75.8% more in real terms than a year earlier. The second place was taken by the Kyzylorda region: 1.6 billion tenge, plus 7.5%. The three leaders were closed by the East Kazakhstan region: 1.5 billion tenge, plus 3.1%. In the traditionally fishing region, the Atyrau region, the volume of production amounted to 1.5 ...

Source: Agrosektor