Turkey Lifts Restrictions on Livestock and Poultry Imports from Kazakhstan

Turkey has lifted restrictions on the import of livestock and poultry products from Kazakhstan. The move comes after previous bans related to concerns over bird flu and foot-and-mouth disease. [1][2][3][4][5]

As of June 7, 2024, Turkey has officially removed the import restrictions, opening up new trade opportunities between the two countries. This decision is expected to benefit both Kazakhstan’s livestock and poultry producers, as well as Turkish consumers who will have access to a wider variety of these products. [1][2][4][5]

The lifting of the import ban follows negotiations between economic associations and government authorities from both nations. It showcases the strengthening of economic ties and the commitment to expanding bilateral trade between Turkey and Kazakhstan. [1][3][4]

Citations:
[1] https://interfax.kz/?int_id=21&lang=eng&news_id=67851
[2] https://el.kz/en/turkey-lifts-ban-on-livestock-imports-from-kazakhstan_120985/
[3] https://www.ice.it/it/news/notizie-dal-mondo/264837
[4] https://turanews.kz/en/news/turkiye-lifts-import-restrictions-on-kazakh-livestock-and-poultry/
[5] https://www.tridge.com/news/turkiye-lifted-the-ban-on-the-import-of-live-cqcorw