08.01.2026, 11:18

Kazakhstan imposes beef export quotas to cut middlemen, curb prices

ALMATY. Jan 8 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — Kazakhstan's Agriculture Ministry announced Sunday that it has introduced quotas on the export of beef to support domestic producers and remove price-gouging middlemen from the market.

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Kazakhstan imposes beef export quotas to cut middlemen, curb prices

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