More than 100 memorandums have been signed with retail chains in Kazakhstan to reduce the trade markup

More than 100 memorandums have been signed with retail chains in Kazakhstan to reduce the trade markup

In Kazakhstan, local executive bodies continue to conclude memorandums with large retail chains to reduce the trade markup to 10% on NWPT. As of November 14 this year. 130 memorandums have already been concluded in all regions and cities of republican significance, the press service of the Trade Committee of the Ministry of Trade and Trade of the Republic of Kazakhstan sauda_komiteti reports.

The signing of memorandums is an important stage in pricing, the trade mark-up established by the legislation in the amount of 15% is reduced to 10% within the framework of the memorandum. This allows residents to buy socially important food products with a reduced trade margin in large retail chains of Kazakhstan that have concluded memorandums.Memorandums were signed by such large retail chains as Magnum, Small, Anvar, Astykzhan, Vkusmart, FerMag, Akmol and others.It should be noted that in order to increase the reliability of the analysis of data on the dynamics of price growth for basic foodstuffs, the Committee of Trade of the Ministry of Trade and Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan is working on public control: a call center has been created to receive residents' requests for inflated prices for products included in the list of NWPT. Complaints are also accepted through the MIT social media accounts Instagram sauda_komiteti and Facebook, sauda_inform.