Kazakhstan to increase grain and wheat exports

Published 2024년 10월 25일

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Kazakhstan is planning to increase its wheat exports to China and Asian countries to 1.6 million tons, and the export potential to Turkey and Middle Eastern countries is approximately 1 million tons. The country has already reached preliminary agreements to export 600,000 tons of wheat to Armenia and 1 million tons to Italy. Negotiations with North African countries for the export of 200,000 tons of grain are also underway. In the 2022/23 grain season, Kazakhstan exported a record-breaking 7.3 million tons of wheat. In 2022, the country's wheat exports generated $1.91 billion, making it the 11th largest wheat exporter globally.
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Torebayev said Kazakhstan could increase its wheat exports to China and other Asian countries to 1.6 million tons, adding that its export potential to Turkey and Middle Eastern countries is almost 1 million tons. Preliminary agreements have been reached on the export of 600,000 tons of wheat to Armenia and 1 million tons to Italy. Negotiations on exporting 200,000 tons of grain to North African countries are underway. In the 2022/23 grain season, Kazakhstan exported more than 7.3 million tons of wheat, a record-high volume for the last few seasons. Uzbekistan remained the primary importer of Kazakh grain, followed by Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, and China. In 2022, Kazakhstan’s wheat exports totaled $1.91 billion, making it the 11th largest wheat exporter globally. For almost 30 years of expertise in the agri markets, UkrAgroConsult has accumulated an extensive database, which became the basis of the platform AgriSupp. It is a multi-functional online platform with market ...

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