Uzbekistan's export of fruits and vegetables has surged to 251,200 tons within the span of just two months, as per the data released by the Statistics Agency. The exports, valued at approximately $150mn, mark an increase compared to the same period last year.
The statistics reveal a 1.9-fold increase, equivalent to 115,500 tons, in fruit and vegetable exports from Uzbekistan during January and February of 2024. This surge underscores the country's growing prowess in the agricultural export market.
Key export destinations for Uzbekistan's produce include Pakistan, Russia, Kazakhstan, and China, which collectively accounted for a substantial portion of the exported goods. Pakistan emerged as the top importer, representing 26.6% of the market share, closely followed by Russia at 26.1%. Kazakhstan and China also contributed significantly, with market shares of 9.1% and 9% respectively.
A closer look at the export statistics reveals some intriguing trends in Uzbekistan's agricultural landscape. Among the standout performers, cabbage export witnessed a surge by 3.9 times compared to the previous year. This surge in cabbage exports mirrors a broader trend of growth and diversification within Uzbekistan's agricultural sector.
Breaking down the export figures further, key fruits and vegetables exported by Uzbekistan during January and February 2024 include:
The surge in fruit and vegetable exports has not only bolstered Uzbekistan's agricultural sector but has also contributed to its overall export profile. During the aforementioned period, the share of fruit and vegetable exports accounted for 4.1% of the country's total exports, signifying the growing importance of this sector in the national economy.
This growth in export volumes is indicative of Uzbekistan's increasing competitiveness in the global agricultural market. With favorable climatic conditions and a strategic geographical location, the country continues to capitalize on its agricultural potential, establishing itself as a prominent player in the international trade of fruits and vegetables.
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