New technologies in the processing of grain and oilseed crops are used by the Akmola region

First Vice-Minister Arman Shakkaliyev met with residents and entrepreneurs of Akmola region at the RCE "Atameken".

So, at a personal reception, a resident of Kokshetau, Yerkezhan Moldiyarova, complained about the actions of the car dealership, forcing customers to purchase additional equipment for cars.

Arman Abayevich explained in detail that these requirements are a violation of Article 24 of the Law "On Consumer Rights Protection", where the seller is obliged to sell, and the consumer has the right to buy goods according to the specified value. The First Vice-Minister noted that it is necessary to apply directly to the car dealership with the corresponding claim. If the car dealership does not receive a response, or it refuses to eliminate violations in a pre-trial order, it is necessary to contact the Department for Consumer Protection of the Akmola region.

During the working trip of the First Vice Minister, it became known that new technologies are being used in the processing of grain and oilseed crops in the Akmola region. The innovative equipment of Sinegor-Grain LLP can simultaneously accept grain and oilseeds. This will allow the company to produce more than 50 thousand tons of flour per year.

In addition, Arman Shakkalliyev visited Eurasia Group Kazakhstan LLP, a specialized service center for agricultural machinery maintenance. Novopek LLP - for the production of containers made of polypropylene and polyethylene. Gormolzavod LLP - with a production capacity of more than 4 tons of products per day. Social store "KOKSHE MARKET" that sells socially significant products at low prices.

According to Arman Shakkaliev, the government is introducing price stabilization tools - the concept of forward purchase.

"With these tools, we will saturate the market with available goods, and by applying control functions, such as compliance with the trade premium, we will stop speculative actions. In addition, the change in financing under revolving schemes will help to stabilize prices for NWT," the First Vice Minister noted.

Also, the priority is ensuring the safety and quality of goods, increasing the supply of domestic products to foreign markets. One of the goals of the new trade policy is to achieve the indicator of non–primary exports to 41 billion US dollars by 2025.

"New approaches to the development of the country's trade policy include transparency of trade flows, strengthening the country's trade and logistics potential and stimulating modern and organized trade formats, the share of which is planned to increase to 70% by 2027," Arman Shakkaliyev summed up.