Kazakhstan’s barley exports to Iran grew 8 times in two months

Published 2024년 11월 7일

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Kazakhstan has experienced a notable increase in grain exports since the start of the year, with new transportation routes enhancing trade. Barley exports to Iran have surged eightfold, reaching 710 thousand tons, while corn exports have increased by 1.5 times, particularly to Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Iran. Lentil exports have risen sevenfold, mainly to Europe via Russian ports, and pea exports have tripled, notably to Afghanistan and Uzbekistan. Rice exports have grown by 47%, with new markets in Azerbaijan and Belarus. UkrAgroConsult's AgriSupp platform offers market intelligence for grains and oilseeds, with a 7-day free demo available.

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In Kazakhstan since the beginning of the year the export of grain cargoes is growing, while new directions of transportation are being developed. In particular, there is a multiple increase in transportation of barley, lentils and corn, the press service of KTZ reported. “Kazakhstan barley has again started to be imported by Iran with an increase of eight times in the last two months. For 10 months, barley export transportation amounted to 710 thousand tons (with an increase of 69%),” the national company said. Exports of corn grain this year increased 1.5 times and amounted to 117 thousand tons. Transportation to Tajikistan increased by 38%, to Uzbekistan – more than 3 times. Besides, this year transportation of corn grain to Iran has been started. Export of lentils increased seven times, up to 80 thousand tons. The lion’s share falls on European countries, the products go through the ports of the Russian Federation. According to KTZh, transportation of peas increased three ...

Source: UkrAgroConsult