Forecast of Onion and Potato Balance in Kazakhstan for 2026
Forecast of onion and potato balances in Kazakhstan for 2026, with production, export, import, consumption, and per capita figures, noting potential adjustments due to weather conditions.
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Forecast of onion and potato balances in Kazakhstan for 2026, with production, export, import, consumption, and per capita figures, noting potential adjustments due to weather conditions.
Kazakhstan detained 33 cubic meters of pine timber from Russia infested with the small black spruce beetle. The entrepreneur was fined, and the infected timber was destroyed.
The greenhouse complex in Aktobe region will be expanded with €50 million investment from Dutch, Japanese, and Kazakh partners, creating new jobs and introducing advanced technologies.
The text reports a 77% increase in agricultural trade between Kazakhstan and Georgia, reaching over $116 million by 2025, with discussions on expanding exports and finalizing veterinary requirements.
Russian chocolate exports have increased by 17% from January to April 2026, with Kazakhstan being the main buyer.
The transition period for product supplies to Azerbaijan, allowing labels without Azerbaijani translation, is extended to July 1, 2027. Stickers with translation are required, and a short sticker plus QR code model is recommended for optimization.
Kazakhstan's Senate has passed a law on soil protection, establishing unified policies, monitoring systems, and mandatory requirements for land users to combat degradation and restore fertility.
Kazakhstan has treated 70% of its locust area. Approximately 1.5 million hectares have been treated as of June 29.
Russia and China discussed expanding meat supplies after Chinese experts inspected Russian poultry and pork facilities, reviewed laboratory control and export procedures, and confirmed mutual interest in increasing trade of animal products.
A Russian agricultural business mission in Guangzhou resulted in over 700 B2B meetings with Chinese companies, visits to key logistics and retail sites, and discussions on expanding food exports to China.
1.5 million hectares treated against locust pests, 70% of forecasted area; 2.2 million hectares planned for 2025, down 30% from 2024; improvements include drone purchases and a new app.
Grain prices in Kazakhstan are stable or slightly rising ahead of the new harvest, with oilseed prices increasing, particularly for flax. Legume prices remain steady with a "sell" recommendation.