Kyrgyzstan imports 85% of vegetable oil, there is a requirement to produce at least 50% in the Kyrgyz Republic, - the prime minister

게시됨 2021년 2월 18일

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Prime Minister Ulukbek Maripov of Kyrgyzstan has set a target to increase the country's domestic vegetable oil production to at least 50% due to the high import dependency (85%). The Ministry of Agriculture, Water Resources and Regional Development will oversee this initiative. The prime minister also addressed the concerns over rising prices of essential food items like vegetable oil, meat, rice, etc. during the pandemic, which have surged by 163% for vegetable oil. To combat this, he suggested negotiating with major suppliers from Russia and Kazakhstan and organizing fairs in different cities to facilitate direct supplier-consumer contact. The Ministry of Agriculture has been instructed to investigate why Kyrgyzstan is not able to produce its own vegetable oil.

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85% of vegetable oil is imported, Prime Minister Ulukbek Maripov said on the air. According to him, the requirement has been set to produce at least 50% of vegetable oil in Kyrgyzstan, the Ministry of Agriculture, Water Resources and Regional Development will work on this issue. On February 16, the prime minister held a meeting on food prices. “There is tension in the society about this. We see all this. I myself also bypassed the markets before, I have complete information, ”he said. Vegetable oil, meat, rice and other socially important products have indeed risen in price over the past 6 months, since last year, as the pandemic began. For example, vegetable oil rose in price by 163%, he said. “We analyzed what was the reason, whether in fact real measures have been taken on this issue or whether imports are becoming more expensive. In his decision he gave instructions, a number of government agencies participated in the meeting, ”he said. To resolve this issue, it is necessary ...

출처: Oilworld