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The global leader in the dairy industry and a participant in the Global Dairy TOP-10, Mengniu Group, is considering Kazakhstan as a promising platform for investment. This was reported by the National Company Kazakh Invest. The day before, the parties discussed the details of the planned project, reports the APK-Inform agency. "The discussions were focused on the implementation of a specific production project. It was about the deep processing of milk, the integration of production with the raw material base, and the formation of sustainable production chains," said the National Company. A working group has been formed to develop the initiative, involving relevant government agencies and Kazakh Invest. They noted that the next step in the work will be the visit of the company's representatives to Kazakhstan in February 2026. "Meetings in Astana and Petropavlovsk are planned to assess the project parameters. Kazakh Invest accompanies the dialogue at all stages, from the first ...

In Kazakhstan, a scientific research project aimed at solving one of the systemic problems of the agro-industrial complex—reducing losses of cattle hides—is being implemented for the first time. The development of primary processing and storage technology for hides is being carried out by scientists from the Kazakh Research Institute of Processing and Food Industry. The project is based on the application of modern electrophysical methods, which allow for improving the quality of raw materials, increasing their storage life, and ensuring their involvement in industrial processing. As part of the research in 2025, more than 15 domestic and foreign technologies for primary processing and storage of cattle hides were analyzed. The most effective methods were identified as electrophysical methods, including ultrasonic and microwave processing, as well as vacuum and convective-vacuum drying. Their use allows for speeding up the preservation processes by 2–3 times, reducing energy ...

From February 13, 2026, China will impose a tariff of between 7.4 and 11.7% on dairy products originating from the European Union (EU) for a period of five years, according to the final decision by Beijing on an 18-month anti-dumping investigation launched in response to European tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles. World market milk prices rise sharply The rates are significantly lower than those announced in December, which ranged from 21.9 to 42.7%, reports the Chinese Ministry of Commerce. According to the agency, in 2024, China imported dairy products covered by the investigation worth $589 million, which is similar to the levels of 2023. According to Chinese authorities, the affected imports are worth over $506.3 million, reports BTA, citing Reuters. At the beginning of February, the European Commission announced that it had received China's final calculations for the planned countervailing duties, with the final rates expected by February 21. China imposes tariffs of up to ...