Kazakhstan has increased imports of cereals, flakes and rye from Russia several times

Published 2024년 11월 26일

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In the latter half of 2024, Kazakhstan experienced a significant surge in agricultural imports from Russia, with the imports of rye, cereals, flakes, and wheat flour seeing substantial increases compared to the previous year. Specifically, rye imports rose by 2.8 times to 20.75 thousand tons, wheat flour imports increased by 2.3 times to 53.96 thousand tons, and cereals and flakes imports surged by 5 times to 82.44 thousand tons. The highest monthly imports for these crops were recorded in September, July, and August, respectively.

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According to official statistics, in the second half of 2024, Kazakhstan began to actively import rye, cereals and flakes, as well as wheat flour from Russia. Thus, in January-September, rye imports from Russia to Kazakhstan amounted to 20.75 thousand tons, which is 2.8 times higher than the same figure in 2023. At the same time, in September 2024, record monthly volumes of this crop were imported, amounting to 9.1 thousand tons. Imports of wheat flour from Russia to Kazakhstan, during the reporting period, increased by 2.3 times, reaching 53.96 thousand tons in January-September. At the same time, the average monthly volume of flour imports in 2024 increased by 53%, amounting to 6.0 thousand tons, against 3.9 thousand tons in 2023. The largest increase in imports from Russia is typical for the segment of cereals and flakes, the purchase ...

Source: Agrosektor