About food prices in the Turkestan region

According to the latest statistics, the price index of the city of Turkestan was 102.5% and ranks 15th in the Republic.

It is reported that a slight increase in prices was observed in the reporting period for 4 NWPT products (chicken meat-2.0%, cabbage - 1.9%, carrots - 0.8%, granulated sugar-3.2%).

For the remaining 13 goods (bread, horns, buckwheat, potatoes, butter, onions, rice, eggs, kefir, cottage cheese, beef, salt), the situation is stable.

Granulated sugar is currently fully manufactured and imported.

In addition, within the framework of the "revolving scheme", due to loans issued to business entities, there is a reserve of 138 tons, 315 tenge per kilogram is sold in social corners of social stores and retail outlets.

So, according to the "reverse scheme", cabbage has a reserve of 246 tons due to loans issued to business entities. In social stores and social corners of retail outlets at 110 tenge per kilogram.

At the same time, there are 875 tons of carrots in the stabilization fund, 100 tenge per kilogram is sold in social stores and retail outlets.

Also, as part of the "revolving scheme", the chicken coop is sold at 870 tenge per kilogram in social corners of social stores and retail outlets with a reserve of 196.8 tons due to loans issued to business entities.

It is noted that to date, 301.5 million tenge has been placed on the account of the Stabilization Fund. The Stabilization Fund worth 946.4 million tenge 10,240.8 tons. the product is provided.

Including:

- goods in the stabilization fund-3,628.8 tons (306.4 million tenge);

- Within the framework of the "revolving scheme" - 6,612.0 tons (640.0 million tenge).

Within the framework of antimonopoly regulation, 13 external acts of antimonopoly compliance have been drawn up, including 6 with producers of socially significant food products. Also, Altyn Bulak and all market owners have formed compliance to prevent overstatement of rent. Retail outlets that sell socially significant food products-7

Also, in order to prevent unjustified price increases for socially important food products, large retail outlets, shops and universal markets as of March 10 of this year, 1,098 memoranda were concluded in the region.