08.09.2026, 10:13

Export duties would hinder grain production growth - Kazakh ministry

ASTANA. Sept 8 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — Kazakhstan's Agriculture Ministry considers the introduction of export duties on grains and oilseeds counterproductive, warning that such measures could limit domestic producers' access to foreign markets, Deputy Minister Nazgul Khatepova told Interfax-Kazakhstan.

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