
To date, the stabilization fund of the Turkestan region has 3,807.8 tons of products, which totals 321.5 million tenge, including flour 36 tons, potatoes 57.7 tons, carrots 3.2 tons, onions 12.5 tons, sugar 2.4 tons, salt 3.5 tons, sunflower oil 15.6 tons; in the warehouse of suppliers – potatoes 2571.5 tons, carrots 897.9 tons, onions 207.5 tons.
On the territory of the city of Turkestan, 17 types of food products (except beef and cottage cheese) are sold in 13 social stores and 5 trading houses (from the stabilization warehouse - potatoes, carrots, onions, flour, salt, sugar, butter; Ali Sauda LLP - rice, horns, buckwheat, eggs, chicken, cabbage; Sairam Day LLP - milk 2.5%, kefir 2.5% and butter; Miracle-P LLP - bread).
Together with the akimats of districts and cities, outbound trade is conducted on the territory of the Turkestan region. To date, 2.3 million tenge has been paid to the population, 22 tons of goods have been sold.
In addition, a fund for 19 types of NWPT has been formed in the city of Turkestan for at least 1.5 months. In other cities/districts, sufficient inventories have been created, a sufficient number of goods have been formed for at least 1.5 months.
The Department of Agriculture is working to provide the domestic market with step-by-step sowing of crops produced in the region: potatoes; onions; carrots; cabbage.
Within the framework of the "turnover scheme", 640 million tenge was allocated to commodity producers:
- Magnum Cash&Carry LLP 200 million tenge.;
- Ali Sauda LLP 300 million tenge.;
- LLP "Miracle-P" 70 million tenge.;
- Sairam Day LLP 70 million tenge.
To inform about the facts of the increase in prices for socially important food products in the Turkestan region, the call-center receives appeals around the clock and, together with the Department for the Protection and Development of Competition of the Turkestan region, the corresponding work is carried out. Information about this is posted on the official website of the akimat of the region turkistan.gov .kz and in regional media.
Also, if you have witnessed an increase in prices, please report such facts by phone: 8 (72533) 5-97-79, 8 702-465-20-11.