What products and to what countries do the North Kazakhstan region entrepreneurs export

Published Aug 11, 2021

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Entrepreneurs in North Kazakhstan have issued over 1,600 certificates of origin for goods since the start of the year, with 87% of these certificates being for export. The main exports include wheat, bran, and wheat starch, with the majority of these exports going to Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, and Turkmenistan. The European Union is also a significant market, with 609 certificates for exports to EU countries. From January to May, the region's mutual trade with the EAEU countries reached $190.8 million, with Russia accounting for 97% of the total foreign trade turnover.

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PETROPAVLOVSK. KAZINFORM - Entrepreneurs of the North Kazakhstan region have received more than 1.6 thousand certificates of origin of goods since the beginning of the year, 87% of which are for export, Kazinform correspondent reports. According to the press service of the regional chamber of entrepreneurs, North Kazakhstani producers received 502 certificates for sending goods to Tajikistan, Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan, 293 certificates - to Uzbekistan, 609 certificates valid in the EU countries. “Mainly wheat, bran and wheat starch are sent to Uzbekistan. Wheat to Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Russia. In addition, our pasta, frozen semi-finished products, frozen fish, dairy products, wheat gluten, wheat starch, flax, rapeseed and soybeans are sent to the Russian Federation. Ukraine receives buckwheat, wheat starch, lentils and flax. Since the beginning of the year, barley and wheat have been delivered to Iran, flour, chicken eggs to Afghanistan, wheat and ...

Source: Inform