Kazakhstan increased the quotas for wheat and flour exports in May
Kazakhstan increased the quotas for wheat and flour exports in May, to 250 KMT for wheat and 150 KMT for flour (+50 KMT and +80 KMT, respectively, compared to April’s quota). There is a probability that in June the practice of export quotas will be abolished at all, UkrAgroConsult reports.
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