Meat union of Kazakhstan: The country now has 104% beef supply

Published 2021년 3월 21일

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Kazakhstan is suffering from an oversupply of beef, with the country currently having 104% of its beef supply needs met, according to Asylzhan Mamytbekov, the chairman of the board of the Meat Union of Kazakhstan. The country has a large cattle population and is aided by 50 feedlots, with plans to establish 100,000 family farms. Mamytbekov advocates against quotas, restrictions, tariffs, and non-tariff barriers in the EAEU countries, arguing that the industry has a significant export potential and that business profitability and social assistance are crucial.

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Kazakhstan is provided with beef by 104%, KazTAG reports, referring to the statement of the chairman of the board of the Meat Union of Kazakhstan Asylzhan Mamytbekov. "Kazakhstan now has 104% beef supply, Russia also has all the prerequisites, but the Russian Federation is already exporting its products to Kazakhstan," Mamytbekov said at a meeting of members of the Eurasian Meat Union. According to him, today in Kazakhstan there are 3.55 million head of breeding stock of cattle (cattle), of which 1.6 million are involved in the breeding improvement program. Also, there are about 50 feedlots in the country for the simultaneous maintenance of up to 22 thousand heads each. “That is, there are many business beneficiaries: more than 20 thousand farms, about 100 breeding reproducers. We plan to create 100 thousand farms, mainly of family type, with an average livestock of 50-200 heads, ”Mamytbekov informed. In his opinion, the EAEU countries ...

Source: Agrosektor