In Kyrgyzstan, the share of imported flour has decreased due to import substitution and the fiscalization of supplies, - Association of Millers
Currently, Kyrgyzstan is experiencing significant import substitution in the milling industry. In 2019, imported flour accounted for 85% of the total market volume, while today domestic producers control about 60–70% of this segment. This was reported by the president of the Millers Association, Rustam Junushov, in an interview on the radio. Junushov noted that the high dependence on imports was the reason for the flour shortage after the borders were closed, but the situation has now