Sunflower export has seriously increased in Kazakhstan

Published 2024년 1월 18일

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Despite the high export duty on sunflower seeds in Kazakhstan, producers are still actively exporting them, with an average of about 20 thousand tons per month. This has caused concern at the National Association of Oilseed Processors (NAPMK) due to false information being spread about the industry, potential conflict between producers and processors, and concerns about food security. However, NAPMK also noted an increase in the production of sunflower oil and the majority of seeds being produced domestically, serving as counterarguments against excessive raw material exports.
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Agricultural producers in Kazakhstan, despite the large export duty on sunflower seeds, are very actively supplying these products abroad. The Kazakh agency APK News writes about this with reference to data from the National Association of Oilseed Processors (NAPMK). According to them, since the beginning of the current agricultural year (in Kazakhstan for oilseeds it begins in the fall, including October - ROSNG), on average, about 20 thousand tons of seeds and kernels of this crop have been exported from the country per month. This approximately corresponds to the average annual export of these products by the republic. According to official national statistics cited by the agency, the largest volumes occurred in November last year - 26 thousand tons. This was the maximum figure since the introduction of the customs export rate. Let us remind you that it started working in February last year and amounts to 20 percent of the cost of the crop, but not less than 100 euros per ton. ...
Source: Rosng

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