Onion and garlic exports from Kazakhstan increased by 3.2 times

Published Nov 15, 2024

Tridge summary

From January to August of this year, Kazakhstan saw a significant increase in agricultural exports, with the country exporting 610.2 thousand tons of fresh vegetables, an increase of 2.6 times compared to the same period last year, generating $76.1 million in revenue. This includes a 2.6-fold increase in potato exports, primarily to Uzbekistan, and a 3.2-fold increase in onion and garlic deliveries, with Pakistan being the main importer. There was also a threefold increase in the export volume of cabbage, and a 1.7-fold increase in carrot exports. Additionally, tomato exports from the local market increased by 16.2%, and the country also exported a variety of dried legumes to Turkey, Uzbekistan, and Afghanistan, experiencing a 41.8% increase in these exports.

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In January-August of this year, 610.2 thousand tons of fresh vegetables were exported from Kazakhstan. This is 2.6 times more than in the same period last year. Farmers earned $76.1 million on deliveries, EastFruit reports. Potato exports increased 2.6 times, to 305.4 thousand tons (by $32.7 million). A large batch was sent to Uzbekistan - 252.3 thousand tons (+2.2 times). Root crops were also sold to Tajikistan - 34 thousand tons (+17.4 times) and Turkmenistan - 17.5 thousand tons (+5 times). Onion and garlic deliveries abroad increased - 3.2 times (221.9 thousand tons). Pakistan purchased more than 100 thousand tons, which is 11.5 times more than last year. Other importers were Russia - 60.8 thousand tons (+6.7 times), Poland - 6.9 thousand tons (+10.3 times), Georgia - 6 thousand tons (+72.6 times). As LS writes, the volume of exported cabbage (cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli) increased threefold - 34.3 thousand tons for $2.1 million. It was delivered to Russia, Belarus, Poland. ...

Source: Eastfruit