Uzbekistan exports 22,600 tons of apples to 10 countries

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Uzbekistan exported 22,600 tons of apples worth US$11.6 million to 10 countries between January and August 2025, according to preliminary data from the National Statistics Committee.

The main destinations for Uzbek apples were Russia, which received 10,721 tons, and Kazakhstan, with 10,098 tons. The Kyrgyz Republic imported 1,275 tons, followed by Turkmenistan with 167.4 tons and Iraq with 164.3 tons. Other countries together accounted for 192.2 tons of exports.

The data show stable international demand for Uzbek apples and a gradual expansion in export markets.

Source: UZ Daily

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