Baku: Kazakhstan’s grain exports have witnessed a notable increase in the first 11 months of this year, reaching 12.6 million tons, which is a 34 percent rise compared to the same period last year.
According to Azerbaijan State News Agency, this surge in grain exportation is reflective of the growing demand and increased logistical capabilities.
Between September and November, grain transportation amounted to 4.4 million tons, representing a 21 percent increase year-on-year. Of this, 3.4 million tons were exported, marking a 19 percent rise. This period highlights the robust trade activities and the strategic importance of Kazakhstan’s grain in international markets.
Furthermore, during the 11-month period, there was a significant rise in grain transportation by rail to various destinations. Shipments to Black Sea ports increased by 150 percent, while exports to Russian Baltic ports saw a 196 percent rise. Notably, the transportation to the Baltic countries surged by 799 percent, while shipments to Azerbaijan and Iran rose by 556 percent and 197 percent, respectively. This data underscores Kazakhstan’s expanding reach in the grain export market and the strengthening of trade relationships with these regions.