Tajikistan announces top-7 most exported fruits in 2024

Published 2024년 12월 17일

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By 2025, Tajikistan aims to boost its fresh fruit exports to 30 thousand tons, generating over $8 million in revenue. The country's top export fruits in the first 9 months of 2024 included fresh apricots, grapes, and plums. Apricots are the leading export with $2 million in revenue and 4.8 thousand tons exported, followed by grapes with $1.4 million in revenue and 5.4 thousand tons exported. Plums brought in $1.3 million with 3.7 thousand tons exported. Other significant exports included pistachios, nectarines and peaches, cherries, and lemons. The country is also looking to expand its pistachio exports by establishing industrial plantations using superior foreign varieties.

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According to EastFruit, by 2025, Tajikistan plans to increase the volume of fresh fruit exports to 30 thousand tons and earn more than $8 million on this. Fresh apricots, grapes and plums demonstrated high export potential in Tajikistan in the first 9 months of 2024. Independent media group of the Republic of Tajikistan Asia-Plus presented the top 7 fruits that became leaders in exports. 1. Fresh apricots Export: $2 million, volume: 4.8 thousand tons Apricots are traditionally the hallmark of Tajikistan. More than 60 thousand hectares are allocated for apricot orchards. The yield reaches 34.7 centners per hectare, and the main growing regions are Sughd and Khatlon regions. The leader in apricot cultivation is Isfara, where there is even a monument to the apricot. More than 90 varieties of apricots are grown here, including "Ahrori", "Khurmakhi", "Kafak", "Binogari", "Mirsandzhali", "Tajiboi", "Busy", "Luchak", "Dzhavazak" and others. 2. Grapes Export: $1.4 million, volume: 5.4 ...

Source: Eastfruit