Logistics Challenges Halt Durum Wheat Exports from Kazakhstan to Key Target Market
In September 2026, Kazakhstan exported 10.4 thousand tons of durum wheat. The season started with zero shipments to its main buyer, Italy.
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In September 2026, Kazakhstan exported 10.4 thousand tons of durum wheat. The season started with zero shipments to its main buyer, Italy.
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