On November 5, the 4th China International Import Exhibition (CMIV) started in Shanghai. It takes place in a hybrid format.
The Kazakhstan commercial pavilion presents the products and export potential of 26 Kazakhstani enterprises engaged in the agricultural sector. All enterprises are given the opportunity to conduct B2B negotiations with potential Chinese partners in offline and online modes in Chinese and English (simultaneous translation into Kazakh and Russian is provided) in special meeting rooms.
Following the results of the exhibition, agreements worth about $ 100 million are expected to be signed. for the supply of soybeans, corn, barley, flaxseed, rapeseed oil, sunflower oil, sunflower meal, wheat bran granules, beef meat, dry mare's milk, etc.
Production facilities whose products will be presented at the exhibition:
Production and processing of beef, lamb, horse meat; production of by-products of cattle, cattle; production of meat (including chicken), fish, production of semi-finished WET-BLUE; technical fat, meat and bone meal and bone meal, as well as other meat products. Production of vegetable oils. Production of natural and reconstituted juices, canned fruits and vegetables. Production of dairy products. Production of dry camel milk. Production of food semi-finished products, pasta, food additives, cereals, breakfast cereals. Honey production. Flour production. Extraction, processing and sale of salt. Production of compound feeds. Production of confectionery products. Production of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
The organizer of Kazakhstan's participation in the 4th China International Import Exhibition is JSC "Center for the Development of Trade Policy "QazTrade"". The participation of the business of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the CMIV is provided within the framework of service support for exporters.
The China International Import Exhibition in Shanghai has been held annually since 2018 on the initiative of the Secretary General of the People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as the PRC) Xi Jinping. The exhibition is attended by about 3,700 companies from 150 countries, as well as more than 300,000 Chinese professional visitors-buyers.
Kazakhstan took part in the CMIV for the first time in 2018. 17 companies took part in the exhibition. In 2019, Kazakhstan was represented in the national and commercial pavilions. 30 Kazakhstani producers took part in the exhibition. In 2020, due to sanitary restrictions, 35 Kazakhstani producers took part in the exhibition in a remote format. The total amount of contracts concluded amounted to more than $135 million.