Prices are rising, there is not enough grain in Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan?
Bakery & Bread
Kazakhstan
Tajikistan
Uzbekistan
Published Jun 15, 2022
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In Tajikistan, compared to the beginning of 2022, a loaf of bread has risen in price by about 50%. Prices for flat cakes also increased, on average from 2 to 4 somoni
“There are no difficulties with the delivery of grain to us, and in general, as I know, to the territory of other former republics of the USSR. We are all neighbors, land borders, trains with grain reach the buyer without hindrance,” Yevgeny Karabanov, a representative of the Union of Grain Processors of Kazakhstan, told Sputnik .
"Nevertheless, Uzbekistan has sufficient food supplies. The Ministry of Finance plans to stabilize prices by bringing an additional 50,000 tons of local flour to the market," Mirzaev said at a press conference.
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In Tajikistan, compared to the beginning of 2022, a loaf of bread has risen in price by about 50%. Prices for flat cakes also increased, on average from 2 to 4 somoni “There are no difficulties with the delivery of grain to us, and in general, as I know, to the territory of other former republics of the USSR. We are all neighbors, land borders, trains with grain reach the buyer without hindrance,” Yevgeny Karabanov, a representative of the Union of Grain Processors of Kazakhstan, told Sputnik . "Nevertheless, Uzbekistan ...
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