Grain Export from Kazakhstan to China: Ambitious Plans and Logistics Challenges

In 2024, Kazakhstan has intensified efforts to export grain and oilseeds to China, aiming to supply up to 3 million tons of products, this is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

The signing of a contract between Kazakhstan’s national company ‘Prodcorporation’ and Chinese state-owned enterprises marked a pivotal step in this direction, as reported by ‘APK News’.

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However, the process is facing certain difficulties.

One of the main issues is the restriction imposed by Kazakhstan Railways, which hinders timely cargo delivery.

Representatives of the Grain Exporters Association ‘KazGrain’ expressed dissatisfaction with this situation, noting that such constraints could impede the fulfillment of plans and profitable contracts.

Meanwhile, in the first four months of this year, grain exports to China have significantly increased, reaching over 200 thousand tons, which is 160% more than last year.

These events underscore the importance of developing infrastructure and adapting it to the needs of the export market.

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