The Ministry of Agriculture stated that Kazakhstan has enough grain to load all deep processing plants

Published 2024년 11월 22일

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Deputy Prime Minister Serik Zhumangarin provided an update on the status of deep grain processing development in Kazakhstan, highlighting the progress of existing plants and new projects. The country currently operates three deep grain processing plants, with an annual production capacity of 455 thousand tons, and is set to expand capacity by 2028 through three new projects, creating over 1,400 jobs. These expansions will focus on the production of various grain products, with an emphasis on exports. The government is supporting these costly projects with significant investment subsidies and financial incentives, showing a strong commitment to the growth of the deep grain processing sector in Kazakhstan.

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Today, at a meeting in the Government, Deputy Prime Minister Serik Zhumangarin heard the situation with the development of deep grain processing in Kazakhstan and investors implementing projects in this area, the APK News agency reports. According to the press service, there are currently three plants for deep grain processing in Kazakhstan. Another 4 projects are at the implementation stage. The following are in operation: Zharkent Starch and Molasses Plant LLC in Zhetisu (150 thousand tons of corn processing per year); AsiaAgroFood LLC in the Almaty region (60 thousand tons of corn - produces starch, molasses and starch syrups); Biooperation LLC in the North Kazakhstan region (250 thousand tons of wheat - produces starch, gluten, bioethanol, feed for farm animals). "In total, 111 thousand tons of starch products were produced in Kazakhstan in 2023. These are: 27.7 thousand tons of corn starch (in 2022, this figure was 15.5 thousand tons); 21.1 thousand tons of ...

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