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The rice market has been analyzed by the Center’s specialists
Today, ensuring food security, maintaining price stability in the domestic market, and meeting the population’s demand for essential consumer goods are of great importance. In this context, the entire process — from rice cultivation to delivery to the final consumer — has been analyzed. According to the analysis conducted by the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee, the annual demand for rice in the country is approximately 368 thousand tons. At the same time, domestic production volumes are sufficient to meet existing demand. The analysis shows that in the rice market:- consumer demand is largely met through domestic production- the market has a high level of saturation with local products- the share of imports remains relatively low It was also found that the main share of rice production in the country comes from the Khorezm, Syrdarya, Fergana, and Andijan regions. During the analysis, rice prices in international markets were also studied. According to the data, global rice prices vary significantly across countries. While some countries have the lowest price levels, the highest prices are observed in countries such as Japan, the USA, and Canada. At the same time, calculations based on economic models indicate that there is no sharp upward trend in rice prices. According to forecasts, in the absence of external and internal shocks, market prices are expected to remain stable in the coming months. - How is demand for rice forming in the domestic market?- How do import and export operations affect the market?- What factors influence the cost of rice production? Answers to these questions and a detailed analysis are available on our website. More details: https://www.ccprc.uz/uz/menu/21
The Center’s specialists analyzed the railway sector
Today, reforms aimed at liberalizing the railway sector and strengthening the competitive environment are being actively implemented around the world. In particular, the introduction of the Open Access mechanism to railway infrastructure creates opportunities for multiple operators to enter the market. The experience of the European Union, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Italy shows that this mechanism helps to:- improve service quality- optimize tariffs- develop a competitive market environment. - How does the open access mechanism to railway infrastructure work?- In which countries has it delivered the most effective results?- What opportunities could this experience create for Uzbekistan? You can find answers to these questions and a detailed analysis on our website. Read more: https://www.ccprc.uz/en/menu/21 |Telegram |facebook|instagram|
Market for sealing rubbers for frames analyzed
The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee conducted a study of the market for sealing rubbers for frames (windows and doors) in order to assess the competitive environment and the level of domestic market saturation with locally produced goods. According to the analysis results:Imports: In 2024, 1,158 enterprises imported sealing rubbers for frames from 58 countries worth a total of USD 16.4 million (1,580 tons).Main import share: The 5 largest importing companies account for 27% of total imports.China — 52%Russia — 14%Turkey — 12%Other countries — 22% Exports: In 2024, 20 enterprises exported sealing rubbers for frames to 20 countries worth USD 1.3 million (200 tons). The main share of exports went to Kazakhstan (79%). Domestic production: In 2024, 5 enterprises produced sealing rubbers for frames worth 8.7 billion soums (594 tons). Saturation level: According to calculations, the level of domestic market saturation with locally produced goods amounted to 30.1%. It is noted that under current regulations, the market is considered saturated when this indicator exceeds 80%. Conclusion: The market for sealing rubbers for frames is characterized by limited domestic production and an underdeveloped competitive environment. At the same time, demand for this product remains high, indicating broad opportunities for expanding production capacities and implementing new investment projects. |Telegram |facebook|instagram|
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