ASTANA, Kazakhstan, July 16. Representatives from the Committee for Veterinary Control and Supervision of Kazakhstan met with a delegation from the Veterinary Service of the Kingdom of Jordan at the Ministry of Agriculture of Kazakhstan and discussed exports of Kazakh beef, lamb, and live animals to the Jordanian market, Trend reports via the country’s Ministry of Agriculture.
“The Kazakh side presented information about the national veterinary control system, current traceability and certification procedures, as well as biosecurity measures that ensure the high quality and safety of domestic products,” the statement said.
Moreover, the negotiations with Jordanian representatives
allowed for the discussion of the procedure for approving
veterinary certificates, as well as the determination of further
steps to expand trade and economic cooperation in the field of
agricultural products.
To date, six Kazakh export enterprises are ready to supply beef,
lamb, and live cattle to Jordan.
Kazakhstan is annually increasing the production and export volumes of meat products. In 2024, more than 30,000 tons of beef and lamb were exported, including to countries in the Middle East. Domestic products meet international quality and safety standards, as confirmed by the statuses from the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH).
