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Last Modified: May 27, 2022
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Animal PRODUCTS

Notice: If you have any questions or concerns regarding the procedures and requirements for exporting animal products, or to obtain a zoosanitary certificate for an animal product, you should contact the VS Field Office covering the area from which the product will be exported, the area in which your office is located, or the area in which the product is manufactured.

Animal Products to Kazakhstan

*ALERT* Important information regarding trade bans on various products - May 2022 (pdf 114kb)

Dairy (human consumption) - May 2014 (pdf 11kb)

Fats (rendered) for industrial purposes (not for human or animal consumption) - Kazakhstan has the same requirements for fats intended for industrial purposes as the Russian Federation.
 

Game trophies and hides (including furs and skins)

  • Kazakhstan has the same requirements for game trophies as the Russian Federation. For the certificate required for partially treated game trophies, please see the information included under the Russian Federation
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Hides, Horn and Hoof, Furs, Sheep Pelt, Lambskin, Wool and Goat Fluff, Bristle, Horse Hair, Down and Feathers of Poultry, and Technical Gelatin

Hides/skins (fresh dried) to be used in the manufacture of furs

  • Kazakhstan has the same requirements for these materials as the Russian Federation. For the certificate required, please see the information included under the Russian Federation
  Livestock feed/feed ingredients (animal-origin)

Livestock/pet food feeds and feed ingredients NOT of animal origin - July 2017 (pdf 11kb)

Pet food (animal-origin)

Pet food ingredients – raw materials not of ruminant origin -- intended for the manufacture of pet food - Kazakhstan requires the same certificate as the Russian Federation:
 
 


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