01.06.2026, 13:30

Kazakhstan blocks import of over 200 tonnes of contaminated grain from Russia

ALMATY. June 1 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Kazakh inspectors have blocked the import of more than 200 tonnes of wheat and barley from Russia after finding the shipments contaminated with dangerous weed seeds, the Agriculture Ministry said Saturday.

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Kazakhstan blocks import of over 200 tonnes of contaminated grain from Russia

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