Kazakhstan: Half of the cereal exports of the Altai Territory are buckwheat

Published 2022년 12월 5일

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Altai Krai has seen a 8% share in total region exports from January-November of this year, with 117 thousand tons of cereals being shipped abroad, predominantly buckwheat (50%). The top three exports also include pea groats and semolina, and are consumed by 33 countries, with Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Belarus, and Kyrgyzstan being the top five. There has also been a surge in applications for cereal research, with nearly 2.2 thousand samples tested primarily for buckwheat, flakes, and peas.

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Altai Krai is increasing the export of cereals. According to the correspondent of KazakhZerno.kz, in January-November of this year, 117 thousand tons of cereals were shipped to foreign buyers. These products account for 8% of all export shipments from their region. According to the data of the Altai branch of the Center for Quality Assessment, buckwheat prevails in the nomenclature of cereal exports: its share is 50%. The TOP-3 exports also include pea groats (23%) and semolina (6%). Altai groats are imported by 33 foreign countries. The TOP-5 consumers include Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Belarus and Kyrgyzstan, whose combined share in the purchase of cereal products is 65%. Among the new buyers are Malaysia, Paraguay, ...

Source: Kazakh-zerno