Kazakhstan aims to fully meet its
poultry meat demand within the next two years. To achieve this, the capacities
of four poultry farms across the country will be expanded from 2025 to 2026,
with the goal of collectively producing an additional 200,000 tonnes of poultry
meat annually. Furthermore, the government anticipates that this strategy will
address the country’s import dependence on this product and facilitate its
further export. Currently, Kazakhstan produces 328,000 tonnes of poultry meat
per year. According to the Ministry of Agriculture, a pool of 91 investment
projects totaling 447 billion tenge has been formed in the agro-industrial
complex. Priority areas include meat, milk, grain processing, and greenhouse
farming development, with a significant focus on livestock development using
the unique Australian method.
Web-editor: Aizhan
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