TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, October 2. In January-August 2025, Uzbekistan exported 1,458.600 tons of fruit and vegetable products.
According to data obtained by Trend from the National Statistics Committee, this
metric denotes a 7.3 percent escalation (99.800 tons) relative to
the corresponding timeframe in 2024.
The monetary valuation of horticultural exports within this
timeframe ascended to $1,266.4 million, reflecting a robust
year-on-year growth trajectory of 37.3 percent. The export metrics
represented 5.5 percent of the aggregate export volume.
Uzbekistan’s main partners for the export of goods and services in foreign trade turnover in January-August 2025 were Russia (12.5 percent), China (5.4 percent), Kazakhstan (4.0 percent), Afghanistan (3.8 percent), Türkiye (3.2 percent), France (2.7 percent), the UAE (2.1 percent), the Kyrgyz Republic (1.6 percent), Tajikistan (1.5 percent), and Pakistan (1.2 percent). Their share of total exports reached 38.0 percent.
To note, Uzbekistan exhibits a significant output of horticultural commodities, with recent metrics indicating an approximate yield of 14 million tonnes of vegetables and around 6.5 million tonnes of fruit on an annual basis by the year 2025. The nation serves as a pivotal agrarian hub, generating a diverse array of horticultural commodities such as Solanum lycopersicum, Vitis vinifera, Cucumis melo, and Prunus armeniaca, thereby enhancing its economic framework via both internal market dynamics and international trade channels.
