The average price of cheese in Kazakhstan in January was 5,210 tenge per kilogram, up 3.8% year-on-year

Published Feb 13, 2025

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Kyzylorda has the highest cheese prices in Kazakhstan, followed by Shymkent, Aktau, and Taraz, while Kunayev has the lowest. From January to November 2024, Kazakhstan exported 3,600 tons of cheese and curd, with the majority going to CIS countries, particularly Russia. Other export destinations included the UAE, South Korea, and Mongolia. The National Bureau of Statistics reported that the majority of Kazakhstan's population movement in 2024 was to and from CIS countries.

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From a regional perspective, Kyzylorda has the highest cheese price, averaging 5,941 tenge per kilogram. It is followed by Shymkent (5,816 tenge/kg), Aktau (5,643 tenge/kg) and Taraz (5,642 tenge/kg). Kunayev has the lowest cheese price, 3,492 tenge per kilogram, while cheese prices in other cities range from 4,000 to 5,500 tenge per kilogram. In the first 11 months of 2024, Kazakhstan exported 3,600 tons of cheese and curd, with the main export destinations being CIS countries. Among them, Russia imported 28 00 tons, Kyrgyzstan 313 tons, Uzbekistan 225 tons, Armenia 106.8 tons, Tajikistan 45.3 tons, Turkmenistan 8.1 tons. In addition, Kazakhstan also exported cheese products to the UAE, South Korea and Mongolia. According to previous reports, the National Bureau of Statistics released Kazakhstan's population statistics from January to ...

Source: Foodmate