According to the National Statistics Committee, Uzbekistan exported 25,200 tons of sweet cherries to 17 countries between January and July 2025, generating $51 million in revenue.
The largest buyers of Uzbek cherries during this period were:
- Russia: 18,200 tons;
- Kazakhstan: 3,600 tons;
- Kyrgyzstan: 2,700 tons;
- Belarus: 232 tons;
- Iraq: 127 tons;
- UAE: 126 tons;
- Latvia: 34 tons;
- Other countries: 93 tons.
During the same seven-month period, Uzbekistan also exported 23,400 tons of apricots to 14 countries, worth $18.8 million.
Key apricot export destinations included:
- Russia: 17,111 tons;
- Kazakhstan: 4,256 tons;
- Kyrgyzstan: 1,249 tons;
- Ukraine: 305 tons;
- Belarus: 218 tons;
- Iraq: 142 tons;
- Azerbaijan: 40 tons;
- Poland: 39 tons;
- Other countries: 86 tons.
Russia remained the dominant market for both sweet cherries and apricots, accounting for the overwhelming majority of exports.
Source: stat.uz
