Kazakhstan's grain exports to Tajikistan have increased significantly, helping to ease storage pressure

Published 2024년 12월 16일

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Kazakh grain operators have shipped the first 20,000 tons of a total 100,000 tons of new grain to Tajikistan. This move is a result of an agreement made during President Tokayev's visit to Dushanbe in August. Tajikistan is a traditional buyer of Kazakh grain and flour, with grain exports to the country increasing by 11% in the first 10 months of 2024 compared to the previous year. The export of new grain to Tajikistan has also seen a significant increase of 51% from September to December this year. The State Grain Contract Company is responsible for strategies related to national food security, stabilizing grain market prices, and promoting agricultural product exports.
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The first batch of 20,000 tons of new grain has been successfully shipped to Tajikistan. According to the agreement, Kazakh grain operators plan to supply a total of 100,000 tons of grain to Tajik customers. Expanding grain supply to Tajikistan is one of the important results of the agreement reached by the two heads of state during President Tokayev's visit to Dushanbe in August this year. Tajikistan has always been an important traditional buyer of grain and flour for Kazakhstan. In recent years, grain exports to the country have continued to increase. Data show that in the first 10 months of 2024, Kazakhstan exported more than 1 million tons of grain to Tajikistan, an increase of 11% year-on-year. In addition, the export of new grain has also shown significant growth. From September to December this year, the amount of new grain supplied to the Tajik market ...
Source: Foodmate

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