Kazakhstan is planning to increase the share of sunseed processing to 89% this year, as part of a wider strategy to increase the processing of various crops, meat, and milk. The government aims to reach a 50% share of processed products by 2027. Despite increased food production volumes, domestic producers are struggling to sell their products both domestically and internationally due to limited access to trade shelves and imported dumping. To address these issues, the government is considering 76 projects to replenish the working capital of processing enterprises, and plans to finance 14 investment projects worth KZT31.8bn ($63.14m) by 2025.