13.08.2024, 10:44

USDA maintains Kazakhstan's wheat exprt forecast for 2023-2024 at 10.5 mln tonnes

ALMATY. Aug 13 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - The USDA has maintained its forecast for Kazakhstan's wheat exports at 10.5 million tonnes for the current agricultural year (July 2024 - June 2025), according to the department's August review.

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USDA maintains Kazakhstan's wheat exprt forecast for 2023-2024 at 10.5 mln tonnes

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