19.03.2026, 14:48

Kazakhstan restricts livestock imports from Russia over disease concerns

ALMATY. March 19 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Kazakhstan has strengthened veterinary controls and introduced temporary restrictions on the import and transit of livestock and animal products from neighboring Russia due to a worsening disease situation in several Russian regions, the Ministry of Agriculture said Thursday.

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