In 2025, supplies of fermented bio-raw materials to Kazakhstan may reach 500 thousand tons

Published 2024년 10월 11일

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In 2025, Kazakhstan is set to produce 500 thousand tons of fermented bio-raw materials (FBS) from soy, rapeseed, and sunflower bases, which will be used to produce 2 million tons of complete compound feed for productive animals. This initiative, led by the Russian Ration Exchange Group of Companies, includes a plant in Pavlodar, Kazakhstan, and involves sourcing FBS from Russian enterprises. The high-quality compound feed produced is used in Kazakhstan's poultry farms and can be exported. The Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) is encouraging independent enterprises to promote innovation and technological sovereignty in agriculture. The Ration Exchange Group of Companies is part of a production chain encompassing various stages of the agro-industrial complex, from equipment production to export.
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In 2025, the supply of fermented bio-raw materials (FBS) on soy, rapeseed and sunflower bases with the participation of Kazakhstani partners may reach 500 thousand tons for standardized production of 2 million tons of complete compound feed for productive animals with the possibility of shipment to international markets. This was stated by Dmitry Kalashnikov, General Partner of the Ration Exchange Group of Companies, at the round table “Innovations are the basis for the effective development of the EAEU agro-industrial complex”, organized by the Eurasian Economic Commission as part of the Golden Autumn exhibition. Michurinsky Plant of Compound Feed and Fermented Bio-Raw Materials LLP, located in Pavlodar (Kazakhstan), is part of the Russian Ration Exchange Group of Companies, which organizes areas of activity in the agro-industrial complex for the effective development of independent companies and their products. “This organizational structure is an advanced solution that allows ...
Source: AgroInvestor

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