It is more profitable for farmers of the Republic of Kazakhstan to sell sunflower seeds to processors than for export

Published 2022년 12월 26일

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Kazakhstan's agricultural producers find it more profitable to sell sunflower seeds domestically due to state subsidies, according to Aidarbek Khodjanazarov, General Director of Olzha Agro. The proposed export duty on oilseeds for 2023 is unlikely to impact producers' income, as they can earn more by selling to domestic processors. Olzha Agro, one of the country's largest sunflower seed producers, is seeking a postponement of the export duty, arguing for a balanced decision after comprehensive work and consultation with farmers and relevant authorities.
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Today, it is more profitable for agricultural producers of Kazakhstan, taking into account subsidies from the state, to sell sunflower seeds to the domestic market than for export. Therefore, the export duty on oilseeds, which is planned to be introduced in early 2023, should not affect the income of producers. This opinion was expressed by the General Director of Olzha Agro Aidarbek Khodjanazarov on his page on the social network. He clarified that by selling raw materials to domestic processors and receiving partial subsidies from the state, as a result, sunflower seed producers are more profitable on the domestic market than on the external one. Olzha Agro is an agro-industrial holding of the Republic of Kazakhstan, uniting manufacturing and processing companies. The company's land bank is 960 thousand hectares, including arable land - 660 thousand hectares and pastures - 300 thousand hectares. Olzha Agro is one of the largest producers of sunflower seeds in the Republic of ...
Source: Zol

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