Uzbek fruits and vegetables appear in the markets of Myanmar and Ghana

Published Jul 18, 2020

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Permission was obtained for the export of Uzbek vegetables and fruits to the markets of Myanmar and Ghana. Phytosanitary permits were obtained for the export of 12 types of products from Uzbekistan to these countries: cherries, pomegranates, melons, grapes, lemons, apricots, plums, nectarines, dates, apples, hot peppers, beans. Review.uz informs about it based on materials of the press service of the Association of Exporters of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Original content

Read also: A company from the Netherlands will continue to build refrigerated storage facilities in Uzbekistan. Currently, work is underway to obtain phytosanitary permits for the export of the following products: to Thailand and Indonesia - cherries, the United States of America - grapes and melons, Egypt - pomegranates, apples and plums, India - pomegranates and apples, the Republic of Korea - grapes, China - nectarines, plums and apricots. Earlier EastFruit wrote that in the first half of 2020, Uzbekistan exported agricultural products to 59 countries of the world. In January-June, Uzbekistan exported 719 ...

Source: Eastfruit

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