Income of Kazakh sunflower oil exporters is falling

게시됨 2023년 10월 6일

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Kazakhstan has seen an increase in the volume of sunflower oil exports, but the monetary value of these exports has decreased. The decline in export prices can be attributed to the decrease in world prices for unrefined oil and the introduction of export duties on sunflower seeds. While there has been a decrease in exports to countries like Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan, there has been an increase in exports to China, as well as the export of flour to Kyrgyzstan and Mongolia.

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Despite the increase in the volume of sunflower oil exports by Kazakhstan this year, in monetary terms the supply of these products to foreign markets has decreased. QazTrade reports this. Thus, in the first half of 2023, Kazakhstan exported sunflower oil worth $149 million. This is 13% lower than the same period last year ($171.8 million). At the same time, the share of this product in the total export of non-primary agricultural products was about 13%. “World prices for unrefined oil have been steadily declining since October 2022, the overall drop through May was 31% (in euros) or 28% in tenge terms. Until February 2023, prices of Kazakh producers and export prices were at parity,” said QazTrade. It is also noted that after the introduction of a duty on the export of sunflower seeds, export prices for unrefined oil began to decline sharply, and producer prices - moderately. So, according to QazTrade, in March of this year. selling prices of Kazakh producers exceeded export ...

출처: Oilworld