Kazakhstan is facing a significant gap in its domestic market demand for canned vegetables and processed products, which currently stands at only one-sixth of the demand. To make up for this shortfall, the country has been heavily relying on imports, which have risen to 85% of the market share. Local production of canned vegetables has seen a decline, falling from 22.9% to 15.1% between January and July 2024. The stagnation in Kazakhstan's canned vegetable industry, with production figures decreasing by 20.6% since 2018, contrasts with the growing imports. Despite the region's potential for vegetable growth and an increase in vegetable processing enterprises, the capacity utilization rates of these enterprises remain low, especially in potato and canned tomato production.