Kazakhstan is interested in Dutch seed potatoes and inspection system

Published 2024년 12월 6일

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A delegation from Baymyrza-Agro 2018, a leading agricultural consortium in Kazakhstan, visited the Netherlands to establish an independent inspection system for seed potatoes, inspired by the Netherlands' NAK model. The pilot has seen positive results and the service is likely to be established, with the support of the Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality, and in collaboration with the NAK. The delegation received training and visited processing facilities to understand the certification process. The expansion of seed potato cultivation in Kazakhstan is expected due to a new French fry factory.

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On Wednesday 27 November, the NAK received a delegation from Baymyrza-Agro 2018, a leading agricultural consortium in Kazakhstan. For several years now, this organisation has been working on setting up an independent inspection system for seed potatoes in Kazakhstan. Over the past two years, they have participated in a pilot. The NAK inspection system serves as a model for this. This pilot has yielded positive results. The NAK reports that they will most likely succeed in setting up this inspection service. Visit In collaboration with the NAK, the guests followed a training programme. After the training and a tour, the group visited a processor in Emmeloord to see how inspectors carry out the certification. They then visited the HZPC and INTERPOM. The delegation consisted of the Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality, employees of Baymyrza Agro and the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The representatives of the Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality were ...

Source: AkkerbouwActueel