13.04.2026, 11:18

Kazakhstan plans to extend ban on live cattle exports for 6 months

ALMATY. April 13 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Kazakhstan is moving to extend its ban on live cattle exports for another six months as part of an ongoing effort to shore up domestic meat supplies and keep beef prices in check.

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Kazakhstan plans to extend ban on live cattle exports for 6 months

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