Kazakhstan flour enters the U.S. market for the first time with the first batch of 50 tons arriving in New York.

This is the first large-scale export project targeting the United States since the implementation of the new domestic product sales strategy. In the future, with the support of QazTrade, the Kazakhstan Trade Policy Development Center Joint Stock Company, the plan is to increase the monthly supply of flour to over 100 tons. On the Amazon platform, a 1.36 kg bag of Kazakh flour is sold for $14.50, with the label "Product of Kazakhstan." This label helps to enhance the international recognition of the "Made in Kazakhstan" brand, establishing Kazakhstan as a supplier of high-quality ecological products. In addition to online sales, Kazakhstan is also negotiating to supply flour to American restaurants, cafes, and local food businesses. At the same time, efforts are being made to secure entry into major American chain supermarkets such as Costco, Whole Foods, and Trader Joe's. If long-term ...