Collection and export of early apricot is actively taking place in the Sughd region of Tajikistan

Published 2023년 5월 19일

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The article reports that apricot harvest for export has commenced in the Asht district of Sughd region, Tajikistan, with a total orchard area of 18,000 hectares, including 16,000 hectares dedicated to apricot cultivation. The region aims to export 5,000 tons of apricots to Russia and Kazakhstan daily, utilizing 50 trucks, due to a high yield of 25,000 tons expected this year. JSC "Apricots and Company", a leading packaging enterprise, processes over 50 tons of apricots daily for export, leveraging modern facilities and technology. To facilitate smooth export operations, a 'Single Window' of export control and customs clearance has been established.
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In the Asht district of the Sughd region (Tajikistan), the collection of early apricots began on May 10, the products are intended for export to neighboring countries. The total area of orchards in the region is 18,000 hectares, of which 16,000 hectares are apricot orchards, Sogdnews reports citing the press service of the regional administration. Early apricot orchards cover an area of 500 hectares. It is planned to export 5 thousand tons of apricot from the region, 50 trucks with fruits are exported to Russia and Kazakhstan daily. See also: How does dried apricots turn from raw materials into a finished product and are dried fruits safe for health (video)? The press service notes that a high harvest of apricots has ripened this year, and according to preliminary estimates, the expected harvest is 25,000 tons. One of the leading enterprises in the region, engaged in the packaging of fresh apricots, is JSC "Apricots and ...
Source: Eastfruit

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