Kazakhstan may impose duties on grain and oilseed exports
The imposition of provisional export duties on grains and oilseeds is suggested in Kazakhstan, with receipts from them to be spent on stimulating domestic growers. Such a proposal is contained in a deputy inquiry sent to the agriculture minister of Kazakhstan.
Export quotas on grains and oilseeds are now in force in Kazakhstan, UkrAgroConsult reports.
More detailed information on the latest trends in grain exports, supply and demand balances with breakdown by crop, price behavior, crop conditions and progress in harvesting/planting in the countries of Black Sea Region is available to subscribers for Online Analytics “Black Sea Grain” in the new innovative tool for agri market participants – AgriSupp by UkrAgroConsult. Subscribe to a 7-day free trial!
Start using analytical data and increase your efficiency now!
Register to get your demo access: http://agrisupp.com/en/register/1
Read also
Kernel plans to resume operations at its oil extraction plants once security condi...
Brazil to increase corn acreage by 4.9% in MY 2026/27
Soybean prices in Ukraine came under pressure from falling domestic demand and dec...
Further declines in wheat prices will depend on the resumption of Black Sea exports
Ethanol byproducts replace up to 25% of soybean meal in India’s compound feed
Got additional questions?
We will be happy to assist!
Write to us
Our manager will contact you soon