13.03.2025, 20:32

Kazakhstan intends to extend ban on exporting breeding stock of cattle, sheep, goats

ASTANA. March 13 (Interfax) - Kazakhstan intends to extend the ban on exporting breeding stock of cattle, sheep, and goats from its territory for six months, and the Agriculture Minister's corresponding draft order has been posted on the Open Regulatory Legal Acts website for public discussion.

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