Abkhazia has increased the export of mandarins, lemons, persimmons, and feijoas to Russia.

Since the end of September, the country has exported 502.5 tons of mandarins to the Russian Federation.

Export of autumn fruits—mandarins, lemons, feijoas, and persimmons—from Abkhazia to the Russian Federation increased in 2025. This was reported by TASS by Asida Kvitsiniya, head of the statistics department of the State Customs Committee of the republic.

"Since the end of September, 502.5 tons of mandarins have been exported, which is 118 tons more than in the same period last year. 19.5 tons of lemons were exported—12 tons more than last year. Regarding feijoas, 210.3 tons were exported, which is 7.6 tons more than last year, and 45.5 tons of persimmons, or 27.1 tons more," said Kvitsiniya.

Data on the export of kiwi and oranges do not differ from last year's, with 3 tons of each being exported.

The peak of the "mandarin" season falls in December, when producers rush to export these fruits for the New Year. Afterwards, mandarins are exported in small batches until March. This is one of the main export items of the republic.

Prepared by the Federal State Budgetary Institution "Center for Agroanalysis" based on materials from tass.ru