Flour produced in the Akmola region of Kazakhstan is exported to 28 countries in the world

Published 2022년 7월 5일

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The Akmola region in Kazakhstan is playing a major role in the country's agricultural sector, with a production capacity of 600 tons of raw materials per day that is exported to several countries. The region has also started operation of a vegetable oil production plant and is seeing active development in flour-grinding. The region produces more than a quarter of Kazakhstan's grain, meeting domestic demand and exporting over 2 million tons to 28 countries annually. The industrial production volume in the region has increased by 9%, reaching 543 billion tenge, driven by growth in manufacturing, metallurgy, and chemical industry.

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The production facilities of the Akmola region told about the export of butter and flour, KAZAKHSTAN TODAY reports. The production capacity of the oil refinery is 600 tons of raw materials per day. The object is import-oriented - products from our region are supplied to Iran, Iraq, China, Thailand, China, Italy, Tajikistan, Russia," said Galymzhan Abdykalikov, deputy akim of the Akmola region for agriculture. In addition, it is noted that recycling is planned in the future - raw materials will be in abundance, including in Kazakhstan. Plant for the production of vegetable oil "Bota-2015" was put into operation at the beginning of this year. The cost of the project amounted to 6 billion tenge. In addition, flour-grinding production is actively developing in the region. According to Galymzhan Abdykalikov, flour produced in the Akmola region is exported to almost all regions of Kazakhstan, as well as to 28 countries of the world. Wheat is in sufficient quantity, 650 thousand tons of ...

Source: Zol