The Food Corporation announced the acceptance of applications from exporters for reimbursement of expenses for the export of wheat abroad. Payment of transport subsidies will be made to suppliers selling grain from the territory of Kazakhstan, the press service of the corporation reported.
Partial reimbursement of expenses is provided to exporters for the transportation of grain along the routes:
- in transit through the territory of the Russian Federation in the direction of the ports of the Azov, Black and Baltic Seas in the amount of 20 thousand tenge per ton;
- in transit through the territory of the Russian Federation, the Republic of Latvia, the Republic of Lithuania and the Republic of Estonia in the direction of the ports of the Baltic Sea in the amount of 30 thousand tenge per ton;
- in transit through the territory of the Russian Federation with a destination in the Republic of Latvia, the Republic of Lithuania and the Republic of Estonia in the amount of 20 thousand tenge per ton;
- in transit through the territory of the Republic of Azerbaijan and Georgia in the direction of the Black Sea ports in the amount of 30 thousand tenge per ton;
in transit through the territory of Turkmenistan with a destination in the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan in the amount of 20 thousand tenge per ton;
in transit through Turkmenistan with a destination in the Islamic Republic of Iran in the amount of 20 thousand tenge per ton;
in transit through the territory of the People's Republic of China in the direction of the countries of Southeast Asia in the amount of 30 thousand tenge per ton.
According to the Rules for the payment of subsidies to reduce the cost of expenses associated with the transportation of grain, a full set of supporting documents must be attached to the application. Applications and documents from grain suppliers are accepted by e-mail: [email protected] in PDF and Excel format.
The Food Corporation reminded that the Rules for the payment of subsidies apply to shipments made from January 1, 2025.