Kazakhstan Strengthens Grain Export Logistics Amid Record Harvest and Rising Stocks
Kazakhstan’s grain exporters are encouraged to begin shipping new-season wheat before the end of 2025 to qualify for transport reimbursement payments scheduled for early 2026. More than 30 billion tenge (approximately US$60.6 million) will be allocated next year to support grain exporters through the state program aimed at offsetting rising logistics costs.
According to the Ministry of Agriculture, exporters should plan shipments in advance, as delivery to subsidized markets can take up to 30 days. One of the key requirements for receiving subsidies in 2026 is the availability of documents confirming that the cargo physically arrived at its destination during that calendar year.
Record harvest
Kazakhstan recorded a historic harvest of grain and oilseeds in 2024. However, limi...
