Kazakhstan's Whey Market Sees Mixed 2024: Imports & Production Up, Exports & Consumption Down
Kazakhstan's whey market saw significant shifts in 2024, with imports and production rising after recent declines, while exports and consumption dipped. Prices fluctuated, with Russia and France leading as key suppliers, and Russia remaining the top export destination for the stock market today.
After two years of decline, whey imports into Kazakhstan surged to X tons in 2024, reversing the downward trend. Meanwhile, exports decreased by X% to X tons in 2022, ending a three-year upward trajectory. The average import price stood at $X per ton in 2024, a X% decrease from the previous year.
Russia dominated whey supplies to Kazakhstan, accounting for X% of total imports. Whey consumption peaked at $X in 2022 but stood at a lower figure of $X in 2024. Production, however, reached a high of $X in 2024, with the most rapid growth occurring in 2020 at X%.
Prices varied greatly by origin, with France charging the highest at $X per ton and Iran the lowest at $X per ton. The overall Kazakh whey market size reached $X in 2024, growing at a rate of X% from the previous year. Russia remained the primary export destination, taking X% of total exports. In 2022 and 2024, Russia, China, and Uzbekistan were the main partners for Kazakh dairy water exports.
In summary, Kazakhstan's whey market experienced a mixed year in 2024, with imports and production rising while exports and consumption fell. Prices fluctuated, and Russia maintained its position as the leading supplier and export destination for the stock market today. The market size grew, indicating potential for future expansion.
