Kazakhstan plans to issue a temporary ban on carrot exports for a period of three months.

The draft clearly states that Kazakhstan will implement a temporary three-month ban on the export of carrots to third countries and Eurasian Economic Union member states via various transportation methods, with the exception of transit trade. The document emphasizes that the drafting of this order is based on the foreign trade policy and relevant decisions made by the Interdepartmental Commission on Issues of Participation in International Economic Organizations. It is worth noting that the Ministry of Trade and Integration had previously proposed expanding the list of "important essential goods," with carrots being one of the key commodities recommended by the ministry to be included in this safeguard list.