In Kazakhstan, meat prices have risen significantly, pork and beef have risen in price most of all - by almost 12% over the year

Published 2023년 8월 16일

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Meat production in Kazakhstan has been increasing for two consecutive years, with the volume of production reaching 37 thousand tons in the first half of this year, a 4.6% increase from the same period in 2022. The Kostanay region was the leader in the production of fresh or chilled meat, followed by Aktobe and North-Kazakhstan regions. However, meat prices in the country have also seen a significant increase, with beef, horse meat, lamb, and pork all experiencing price hikes ranging from 7.1% to 11.9% compared to the previous year.
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At the same time, meat production in the republic is growing. In Kazakhstan, the volume of production of fresh or chilled meat of cattle, small cattle, pigs, horses and equine animals in January-June of this year amounted to 37 thousand tons, which is 4.6% more compared to January-June 2022. The indicator in the corresponding period has been growing for the second year in a row. The Energyprom.kz portal informs about this. In the regional context, in terms of production of fresh or chilled "red" meat, Kostanay region became the leader: 6.4 thousand tons - immediately by 24.9% more compared to January-June 2022. Last year's leader, Aktobe region, had a production volume of 5.5 thousand tons - 0.9% less than a year earlier. The North-Kazakhstan region closes the top three: 5.4 thousand tons, growth for the year - immediately by 37.5%. These regions collectively accounted for 46.5% of the total meat production in the Republic of Kazakhstan. Significant volumes also fell on Pavlodar ...
Source: Agrosektor

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