Information about the use of the "Reverse scheme" in Kostanay region

One of the most effective tools to curb the growth of prices for socially important food products is the "revolving scheme" of financing producers and retail chains by local executive bodies.

By receiving preferential loans, retail chains assume counter-obligations to curb prices for certain volumes of certain types of products. As a result, these products are sold at prices below market prices by an average of 15-20%. The situation is similar with manufacturers who, in exchange for a soft, easy loan, undertake to supply a certain volume of products at a reduced fixed cost.

The "revolving scheme" provides working capital for producers and for networks, and allows them to build medium-and long-term price balancing programs.

In Kostanay region, 790,000,000 tenge was allocated for the "revolving scheme" in 2021.

These funds were issued in the form of concessional loans to the following retail facilities: RAUZET Sauda LLP, Stroy-City Sole proprietor, Sever Bird JSC, Prombaza 7 LLP.

With the allocated money, each of the retail facilities has committed to sell a certain number of individual types of NWT at a fixed price.

Within the framework of counter-obligations:

RAUZET Sauda LLP has committed to sell:
wheat flour of the first grade at a price not exceeding 130 tenge/kg;
wheat bread made from first-grade flour – no more than 82 tenge / kg;
horns (weight) - 185 tenge/kg;
buckwheat groats (kernel, weight) - 390 tenge/kg; ground
rice-225 tenge/kg;
chicken meat (femur and tibia with adjacent flesh) - 730 tenge / kg;
pasteurized milk with 2.5% fat content – 234 tenge / liter;
kefir 2.5% fat content - 229 tenge / liter;
cottage cheese 5-9% fat content – 922 tenge/kg;
butter (unsalted, not less than 72.5% fat content) - 1 281 tenge/kg;
potatoes – 155 tenge/kg;
table carrot – 135 tenge/kg;
onion 110 tenge/kg;
white cabbage – 92 tenge/kg;
white sugar-granulated sugar - 283 tenge/kg;
table salt - 47 tenge/kg.

Sole proprietor "Stroy-City" pledged to sell:
wheat flour of the first grade at a price not higher than 160 tenge/kg;
wheat bread made from first-grade flour – 87 tenge/kg;
horns (weight) – 280 tenge/kg;
buckwheat groats (kernel, weight) – 385 tenge/kg; ground
rice-275 tenge/kg;
shoulder-breast beef - 1810 tenge/kg;
chicken meat (femur and tibia with adjacent flesh) - 650 tenge/kg;
pasteurized milk with 2.5% fat content – 215 tenge / liter;
kefir of 2.5 fat content – 255 tenge/liter;
cottage cheese 5-9% fat content – 995 tenge/kg;
chicken egg (1 category) - 41 tenge / piece;
sunflower oil - 710 tenge/liter;
butter (unsalted, not less than 72.5% fat content) – 775 tenge/kg;
potatoes – 105 tenge/kg;
table carrots – 95 tenge/kg;
onion – 80 tenge/kg;
white cabbage – 90 tenge/kg;
white sugar-granulated sugar - 265 tenge/kg;
table salt – 50 tenge/kg.

JSC "Sever Ptitsa" has committed to sell: chicken
egg (1 category) " - 37 tenge / piece.

Prombaza 7 LLP has committed to sell: sunflower
oil – 610 tenge/liter.