Exports of dried fruits from Kyrgyzstan decreased significantly in January 2026. According to data from the National Statistical Committee, total exports amounted to 448 tonnes worth $1.12 million, compared to 870 tonnes valued at $1.92 million in January 2025, marking a twofold decline.
Uzbekistan remained the leading destination, although volumes decreased. Shipments totaled 169 tonnes worth $53,000 in January 2026, down from 266 tonnes valued at $53,000 in the same month of 2025. Exports to Germany increased both in volume and value, reaching 110 tonnes worth $258,000, compared with 79 tonnes valued at $147,000 a year earlier.
Deliveries to Russia dropped significantly to 103 tonnes worth $770,000, down from 215 tonnes valued at $1.54 million in January 2025. Exports to Turkey fell sharply to 23 tonnes worth $10,000, compared to 227 tonnes valued at $103,000 in January 2025.
Shipments to Kazakhstan were recorded at 44 tonnes worth $21,000 in January 2026, compared with no volume in the previous year. No exports were recorded in January 2026 to several markets that had imports a year earlier. These include Bulgaria (22 tonnes, $26,000 in 2025), Iraq (24 tonnes, $7,000), Mongolia (16 tonnes, $27,000), and Ukraine (22 tonnes, $16,000).
Source: www.tazabek.kg
