Uzbekistan Earns $70 Million from Cherry Exports
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January–November 2024
From January to November 2024, Uzbekistan’s agricultural producers exported 32,200 tonnes of cherries worth $70.3 mn, according to the Statistics Agency of Uzbekistan.
In volume terms, exports decreased by 28% compared to the same period in 2023. However, in value terms, they increased by 33%, driven by a rise in the average price from $1,200 to $2,200 per tonne.
Russia was the primary importer of Uzbek cherries during this period, accounting for nearly 79% of shipments. Kazakhstan imported 3,500 tonnes, and Kyrgyzstan received 2,800 tonnes.
Uzbek cherries were exported to markets in Belarus, the UAE, China, South Korea, Malaysia, and other countries.
