Food Corporation sets a ten-year export record for Kazakhstan

the expansion of supply geography and the use of new logistics routes. Grain was delivered both directly to foreign partners and through traders, including under the program for consolidating export batches of agricultural products, which simplifies farmers’ access to international markets. At the same time, the national operator prioritized domestic food security. Grain supplies were primarily directed to flour mills, livestock and poultry farms, and processing plants across the country. Food Corporation accounted for 8.9% of Kazakhstan’s total grain exports, confirming its status as a strategic national supplier. During the season, grain was exported to 12 countries, with traditional markets including Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, and China. The main export product remained food-grade wheat of Class 3. New export directions were also developed, with over 143,000 tons sent to Morocco, Algeria, Egypt, and Vietnam, and 62,000 tons to Iran, Azerbaijan, and Georgia, ...