20.10.2025, 16:26

Kazakh antimonopoly watchdog finds major flaws in subsidized food supply program

ASTANA. Oct 20 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – A significant portion of food purchased by the government through Civic-Oriented Entrepreneurial Corporations (CECs) under the price stabilization program never reached retail shelves, the Agency for Competition Protection and Development said in a statement on Monday.

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