23.04.2026, 11:08

Astana awaiting EU decision on Kazakh horsemeat exports, Agriculture Ministry says

ASTANA. April 23 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Kazakhstan is continuing consultations with the European Commission over its application to export horsemeat to European Union countries, Deputy Agriculture Minister Yerbol Taszhurekov told Interfax-Kazakhstan.

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Astana awaiting EU decision on Kazakh horsemeat exports, Agriculture Ministry says

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