The “National System for Identifying and Assessing Consumer Detriment” project has been developed
Another training course on antimonopoly compliance was organized
Analyst of the Year – 2026
International Experience in Competition Development Is Being Studied
The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee conducted a study of the competitive environment in the glycerin products market, as well as the level of saturation of the domestic market with locally produced goods. According to the analysis results: Import situation: in 2024, 59 companies imported glycerin products from 18 countries with a total value of USD 1.6 million (1.7 thousand tons). Main share of imports: the top 5 importing companies accounted for 70% of total imports. Malaysia — 58% Pakistan — 24% China — 10% Other countries — 8% Saturation level: the level of domestic market saturation with locally produced products amounted to 0%. It should be noted that a market is considered saturated when this indicator exceeds 80%. Conclusion: the share of local production in the glycerin products market has not yet been formed, and the market remains unsaturated. At the same time, the high dependence on imports to meet domestic demand indicates existing opportunities for launching new investment projects and establishing production capacities for these products. |Telegram |Facebook|Instagram|
The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee conducted an analysis of the wheat and flour market, including price dynamics, import-export conditions, and the level of domestic supply. According to the analysis:- More than 665 thousand tons of wheat and over 353 thousand tons of flour products were offered through exchange trading during January–April 2026;- Although an increase in wheat prices was observed, no sharp changes were recorded in flour prices;- According to the results of the econometric analysis (ARIMA), the average price of 1 kg of first-grade flour is expected to remain around 6,600 UZS during May–July of the current year;- The country’s production capacities are sufficient to cover up to 103 percent of domestic demand for flour products. The analysis also revealed that nearly all wheat imports account for Kazakhstan, while the main share of exports is directed to the Afghan market. Detailed information is available in the infographic. |Telegram |Facebook|Instagram|
The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee studied the competitive environment in the ladders and stepladders market, as well as the level of domestic market saturation with locally produced goods. According to the analysis: Import situation: In 2024, 103 companies imported ladders and stepladders from 15 countries with a total value of USD 1.4 million (494 tons). Main share of imports: The top 5 importing companies accounted for 56% of total imports.Türkiye — 38%Russia — 27%China — 27%Other countries — 8% Export situation: In 2024, 3 companies exported ladders and stepladders to 3 countries with a total value of USD 4.9 thousand (1.1 tons). Domestic production: In 2024, 8 companies produced ladders and stepladders worth a total of 3.9 billion UZS (111 tons). Market saturation level: The level of domestic market saturation with locally produced goods amounted to 18%. It should be noted that a market is considered saturated when this indicator exceeds 80%. Conclusion: The share of domestic production in the ladders and stepladders market remains low, indicating that the market is not fully saturated. At the same time, strong domestic demand demonstrates existing opportunities for expanding production capacities and implementing new investment projects in this sector. |Telegram |Facebook|Instagram|