Foreign countries are interested in Kazakhstan mutton

Published 2021년 4월 23일

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The Minister of Agriculture of Kazakhstan, Saparkhan Omarov, has highlighted the country's potential in meeting foreign demand for mutton, with significant requirements anticipated from China, the Eurasian Union, the United Arab Emirates, and Malaysia by 2026. Omarov emphasized the need to enhance sheep breeding to compete globally, underscoring plans to incentivize farmers, adopt advanced practices, offer preferential loans for new equipment, and provide pasture land. This initiative is set within the framework of a new national project aimed at the sustainable growth of Kazakhstan's agro-industrial sector, which includes several measures to bolster sheep breeding and support shepherds.
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NUR-SULTAN. KAZINFORM - Foreign countries are interested in Kazakh mutton. This was stated by the Minister of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan Saparkhan Omarov, Kazinform correspondent reports. “I would like to note that today the domestic market of Kazakhstan is 100% provided with domestic lamb. At the same time, it is known that domestic sheep meat is of great interest to foreign countries. So, according to forecasts in 2026, the People's Republic of China will need 232 thousand tons of mutton, the countries of the Eurasian Union - 172 thousand tons, the United Arab Emirates - 228 thousand tons, Malaysia - 46 thousand tons. And this, of course, provides great opportunities for the development of sheep breeding on the endless pastures of our republic. In the future, domestic sheep breeding can become competitive in the global market with high-quality products, using the latest technologies, ”said Saparkhan Omarov at the conference“ Sheep breeding in Kazakhstan: past, ...
Source: Inform

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