Trade Flow Analysis -Uzbekistan_final

ECO: IDENTIFYING INTRA-REGIONAL EXPORT POTENTIAL IN AGRO-PRODUCTS AND PROCESSED FOODS
UZBEKISTAN
UZBEK EXPORTS AND EXPORT OPPORTUNITIES FOR
PROCESSED FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
(WORKING DOCUMENT)
2004
(Project No. UZB 61 / 93)

UZBEK EXPORTS AND EXPORT OPPORTUNITIES FOR PROCESSED FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
International Trade Centre UNCTAD/WTO (ITC)2
This document was prepared within the framework of the project UZB 61/93 and the
South-South Trade Promotion Programme (SSTP). It aims to provide a statistical
background of export opportunities for processed fruits and vegetables from Uzbekistan.
The designations employed and the presentation of the material in this document do not
imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the International Trade
Centre UNCTAD/WTO (ITC) concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or
area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries.
While every effort has been made to verify the information contained in this document,
ITC cannot accept any responsibility for any errors that it may contain.
The report was produced by Ms. Ariuntuya Tsend-Ayush with the support of the Market
Analysis Section (MAS) and Ms. Sylvie Bétemps. For further details on the methodology of the
present document, please contact Ms. Sylvie Bétemps (ITC, e-mail: betemps@intracen.org;
tel: +41-22-7300 204; fax: +41-22-7300 249).
For additional information on the South-South Trade Promotion Programme (SSTP), please
contact Mr. Govind Venuprasad (ITC, e-mail: venuprasad@intracen.org; tel: +41-22-7300 614;
fax: +41-22-7300 249).
This report has not been formally edited by the International Trade Centre UNCTAD/WTO (ITC)

International Trade Centre UNCTAD/WTO (ITC) 3
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Note 4
A. BACKGROUND – EXPORT OVERVIEW 6
B. EXPORTS AND EXPORT OPPORTUNITIES FOR PROCESSED
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES FROM UZBEKISTAN IN 2002 8
C. FURTHER MARKET OPPORTUNITIES 67
D. METHODOLOGY 69

NOTE
The following abbreviations are used:
B Billion
CIF Cost, Insurance and Freight
CIS Commonwealth of Independent States (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus,
Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Republic of Moldova, the Russian
Federation, Tajikistan, the Ukraine and Uzbekistan)
ECO Economic Cooperation Organization (Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Islamic
Republic of Iran, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Turkey,
Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan)
EU European Union
FDI Foreign direct investments
FOB Free on Board
GDP Gross domestic product
HS Harmonized System Nomenclature
ITC International Trade Centre UNCTAD/WTO
M Million
Mt Metric tons
nes not elsewhere specified
SME Small and Medium size Enterprises
SSTP South-South Trade Promotion Programme
UNCTAD United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
UNSD United Nations Statistics Division
WTO World Trade Organization

A. Background – Export Overview
In 2002, Uzbekistan ranked 114th
in the world as an exporting country. The country’s exports
reached US$ 1.3 billion in value, but have been decreasing by 5% on average per year between
1998 and 2002 despite the growth of world exports by 4% on average per year during this
period.
Manufactured products and crude materials accounted for almost three-quarters of Uzbekistan’s
total exports in 2002 (see figure 1). Food products (live animals, beverages, processed foods,
vegetable oil, fats and wax) represented 9%.
Figure 1. Breakdown of Uzbekistan’s exports to the world in 2002
Source: ITC PC-TAS 1998-2002
The main food products exported by Uzbekistan are edible fruits and nuts (HS08) (see table 1).
Ranked 6th
amongst all product categories exported by the country, they generated an income of
US$ 44.6 million. Uzbekistan’s exports of vegetable, fruits and related preparations (HS07,
HS20) reached US$ 53.1 million, while exports of animal origin (HS05) amounted to US$ 4.5
million.
OTHERS
11.49%
CRUDE
MATERIALS,INEDIB
LE
38.99%
FUELS &
LUBRICANTS
6.19%
CHEMICALS
1.67%
MANUFACTURED
PRODUCTS
32.68%
FOOD
PRODUCTS
9%

Table 1. Uzbekistan’s exports of food products in 2002
Source: ITC TradeMap
The following report focuses on Uzbekistan’s opportunities to export processed fruits and
vegetables; a sector that was prioritized by Uzbekistan’s Agency of Foreign Economic Relations.
Product groups, with six-digit HS codes, that fall under the category of processed fruits and
vegetables and comprise part of Uzbekistan’s export portfolio, have been listed in table 2.
Table 2. Uzbekistan’s exports of fruits and vegetables in 2002
HS
code Product
Value 2002 in
US$
thousand
Annual growth in
value between 1998-
2002, %
Annual growth in
value betweenw 2001-
2002, %
Annual growth of world
exports between 1998-
2002, %
Ranking in
country
exports
Share in
world
exports, %
Ranking in
world exports
All products 1,371,626 -5 -30 4 0 114
08
Edible fruit, nuts, peel of citrus
fruit, melons 44,658 7 -35 0 6 0.1 58
07
Edible vegetables and certain
roots and tubers 35,537 -1 4 3 7 0.2 49
20
Vegetable, fruit, nut, etc food
preparations 17,600 -6 -11 1 10 0.1 65
05 Products of animal origin, nes 4,561 37 -30 0 24 0.1 56
12
Oil seed, oleagic fruits, grain,
seed, fruit, etc, nes 4,524 18 -66 2 25 0 87
14
Vegetable plaiting materials,
vegetable products nes 3,848 10 -67 -2 26 1 24
06
Live trees, plants, bulbs, roots,
cut flowers etc 2,421 21 -67 2 32 0 64
09 Coffee, tea, mate and spices 1,819 40 79 -13 33 0 114
13
Lac, gums, resins, vegetable
saps and extracts nes 1,587 49 -8 2 34 0.1 63
01 Live animals 896 17 26 1 44 0 91
17
Sugars and sugar
confectionery 275 -47 -80 0 59 0 131
21
Miscellaneous edible
preparations 200 -11 -43 3 61 0 128
03
Fish, crustaceans, molluscs,
aquatic invertebrates nes 113 66 3 67 0 189
19
Cereal, flour, starch, milk
preparations and products 104 4 68 0 135
15
Animal,vegetable fats and oils,
cleavage products, etc 78 -33 -63 -5 72 0 147
04
Dairy products, eggs, honey,
edible animal product nes 68 15 -81 0 73 0 130
18 Cocoa and cocoa preparations 46 -1 -54 1 75 0 141
HS rev.
1 Product
Value
2002 in
US$
thousand
Qty 2002
(tons)
Value
per ton
Annual
growth in
value bw
98-02%
Annual
growth in
quantity bw
98-02%
Annual
growth in
value bw
01-02%
World
market
share%
Ranking
in world
market
Annual growth
in value of world
imp bw 98-02%
Value
2002 in
US$
thousand
Qty 2002
(tons)
Value
per ton
Annual
growth in
value bw
98-02 % Exporters
Share in
UZB's
imports, %
070200 Tomatoes, fresh or chilled 10,663 20,490 520 6 25 -39 0 16 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
080610 Grapes, fresh 9,999 20,612 485 15 38 -13 0 24 4 0 0 0 0 0 0
070310
Onions and shallots, fresh
or chilled 9,726 71,344 136 -13 7 112 0 23 -3 882 1,932 457 -13 Netherlands 93
200290
Tomatoes nes,prepared or
preserved oth than by
vinegar or acetic acid 9,098 18,550 490 -17 9 11 0 13 -2 24 37 649 Turkey 58
081090 Fruits, fresh nes 5,181 12,689 408 32 59 -20 0 19 7 0 0 0 0 0 0
080620 Grapes, dried 4,760 9,920 480 25 67 -61 0 15 -7 23 38 605 Greece 100
080910 Apricots, fresh 4,463 8,519 524 14 50 -53 2 8 -2 0 0 0 0 0 0
080232
Walnuts, fresh or dried,
shelled or peeled 4,270 2,540 1681 323 347 95 1 12 7 0 0 0 0 0 0
071390
Leguminous vegetables
dried,shelled,whether or
not skinnd or split,nes 3,686 9,370 393 371 287 280 1 8 42 0 0 0 0 0 0
200970
Apple juice unfermented¬
spiritd whether or not
sugard or sweetend 3,027 6,978 434 -7 13 -6 0 29 1 66 115 574 Kyrgyzstan 58
080711 (1996) Watermelons, fresh 2,616 13,039 201 -23 12 1 0 20 -2 0 0 0 0 0 0
081310 Apricots, dried 2,191 2,807 781 52 85 -63 1 8 -4 0 0 0 0 0 0
List of Products exported by Uzbekistan in 2002 Imported by Uzbekistan

HS rev.
1 Product
Value
2002 in
US$
thousand
Qty 2002
(tons)
Value
per ton
Annual
growth in
value bw
98-02%
Annual
growth in
quantity bw
98-02%
Annual
growth in
value bw
01-02%
World
market
share%
Ranking
in world
market
Annual growth
in value of world
imp bw 98-02%
Value
2002 in
US$
thousand
Qty 2002
(tons)
Value
per ton
Annual
growth in
value bw
98-02 % Exporters
Share in
UZB's
imports, %
080719
(1996) Melons, fresh,
other than watermelons 2,144 9,668 222 -22 -2 -13 0 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
080810 Apples, fresh 1,932 4,813 401 18 36 -38 0 37 1 281 1,462 192 -9 Iran 93
120220
Ground-nuts
shelld,whether or not
broken,not roastd or
otherwise cookd 1,838 4,135 444 43 88 -79 0 18 -2 0 0 0 0 0 0
080930
Peaches, including
nectarines, fresh 1,830 3,396 539 3 25 -7 0 20 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
200799
Jams,fruit jellies,fruit/nut
purée&paste,ckd
prep,sugard,sweetend/not 1,765 3,912 451 49 92 -28 0 44 2 58 14 4,143 -4 Austria 79
070490
Cabbages,kohlrabi,kale
and sim edible brassicas
nes,fresh or chilled 1,675 9,369 179 1 16 19 0 24 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
200960
Grape juice (incl grape
must)
unferment&unspiritd,wthr/
nt sug/sweet 1,610 2,751 585 30 41 -42 0 15 -5 0 0 0 0 0 0
081350
Mixtures of edible nuts or
dried fruits of this chapter 1,469 5,330 276 -7 19 -56 1 11 6 0 0 0 0 0 0
071220
Onions dried but not
further prepared 1,264 1,707 740 2 49 30 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
070990
Vegetables, fresh or
chilled nes 1,205 1,099 1096 -10 -5 -49 0 52 7 0 0 0 0 0 0
071130
Capers,provisionally
preservd but nt suitable f
immediate consumption 1,160 740 1568 741 3 5 13 0 0 0 0 0 0
070690
Salad beetroot, salsif,
celeriac,radish&sim edibl
roots,fresh/chilld nes 1,114 8,688 128 22 62 -9 0 18 -4 0 0 0 0 0 0
070960
Peppers of the genus
Capsicum or of the genus
Pimenta,fresh or chilled 1,041 3,305 315 -3 15 66 0 34 4 0 0 0 0 0 0
070610
Carrots and turnips, fresh
or chilled 1,027 9,192 112 7 51 1288 0 25 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
080920 Cherries, fresh 1,010 807 1252 4 16 -65 0 23 4 0 0 0 0 0 0
080940 Plums and sloes, fresh 877 2,363 371 -17 5 -70 0 22 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
070700
Cucumbers and gherkins,
fresh or chilled 712 1,089 654 -21 -15 -47 0 33 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
200980
Fruit&veg juice nes (exc
mx) unferment
unspiritd,whether/not
sug/sweet 657 1,541 426 11 16 -14 0 72 4 55 57 965 -36 Switzerland 51
080231
Walnuts in shell, fresh or
dried 651 1,106 589 141 199 -21 0 15 -2 0 0 0 0 0 0
071290
Vegetables and mixtures
dried, but not further
prepared nes 621 1,165 533 -12 21 -8 0 42 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
071333
Kidney beans&white pea
beans drid shelld,whether
o not skinnd o split 553 1,471 376 163 168 -54 0 39 -4 0 0 0 0 0 0
080820 Pears and quinces, fresh 532 1,357 392 12 42 -2 0 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
200590
Veg nes&mix of veg
prep/presvd o/t by
vinegar/acetic acid,not
frozen 383 967 396 -8 8 21 0 65 3 0 0 0 0 0 0
121230
Apricot,peach/plum
stones&kernels nes,usd
primly f human
consumption 314 200 1570 -52 1 13 -3 0 0 0 0 0 0
120740
Sesamum seeds, whether
or not broken 272 611 445 109 129 -86 0 42 -2 0 0 0 0 0 0
081320 Prunes, dried 267 407 656 124 161 -58 0 28 3 0 0 0 0 0 0
071339
Beans dried, shelled,
whether or not skinned or
split, nes 255 947 269 203 216 -35 0 35 8 0 0 0 0 0 0
200110
Cucumbers and
gherkins,prepared or
preserved by vinegar or
acetic acid 243 530 458 31 43 37 0 43 0 11 16 688 Hungary 100
070320 Garlic, fresh or chilled 214 275 778 -63 -57 -89 0 43 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
071331
Urd,mung,black/green
gram beans drid
shelld,whether/not
skinnd/split 197 536 368 35 0 29 3 0 0 0 0 0 0
200950
Tomato juice
unfermented¬
spirited,whether or not
sugared or sweet 169 412 410 -18 -13 32 0 30 -8 0 0 0 0 0 0
070930
Aubergines(egg-plants),
fresh or chilled 159 283 562 -3 5 -5 0 26 3 20 1 20,000 0 Hungary 100
080212
Almonds,fresh or
dried,shelled or peeled 151 135 1119 -37 0 34 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
200190
Veg,fruit,nut&edible prts of
plants nes,prep/presvd by
vin/acetic acid 115 374 307 -27 -12 -78 0 72 10 22 19 1,158 18 Turkey 82
140490 Vegetable products nes 100 213 469 60 55 -46 0 51 1 11 19 579 Iran 100
071320
Chickpeas, dried, shelled,
whether or not skinned or
split 96 258 372 0 37 16 696 1,259 553 USA 61
081340 Fruits, dried nes 96 266 361 5 31 -68 0 59 14 0 0 0 0 0 0

HS rev.
1 Product
Value
2002 in
US$
thousand
Qty 2002
(tons)
Value
per ton
Annual
growth in
value bw
98-02%
Annual
growth in
quantity bw
98-02%
Annual
growth in
value bw
01-02%
World
market
share%
Ranking
in world
market
Annual growth
in value of world
imp bw 98-02%
Value
2002 in
US$
thousand
Qty 2002
(tons)
Value
per ton
Annual
growth in
value bw
98-02 % Exporters
Share in
UZB's
imports, %
120810
Soya bean flour and
meals 85 500 170 0 34 0 18 0 0 0 Israel 100
120991
Seeds, vegetable, nes for
sowing 83 50 1660 -32 -7 -46 0 71 1 1,561 13 120,077 97 Netherlands 56
200710
Homo prep (jams,fruit
jellies etc) ckd prep
whether/nt
sugard/sweetend 82 90 911 165 202 134 0 48 2 34 18 1,889 0 France 100
070190
Potatoes, fresh or chilled
nes 69 450 153 -9 11 -41 0 73 -3 0 0 0 0 0 0
130219
Vegetable saps and
extracts nes 57 4 14250 68 10 0 69 -7 0 0 0 0 0 0
200600
Fruit,nut,fruit-peel&pts of
plant presvd by sugar
(draind,glacé/cryst) 55 47 1170 5 5 162 0 52 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
120921
Seeds, lucerne (alfalfa),
for sowing 54 101 535 -16 5 -47 0 28 -15 0 0 0 0 0 0
200899
Fruits&oth edible pts of
plants
nes,prep/presvd,sug,swee
t/spir/not 54 159 340 -22 -9 -70 0 82 4 0 0 0 0 0 0
080211
Almonds in shell fresh or
dried 53 53 1000 383 0 27 4 0 0 0 0 0 0
081190
Fruits&edible nuts
uncook,steam/boil (water)
sweetend/not,frozen,nes 53 105 505 -16 10 -33 0 70 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
200210
Tomatoes,whole/in pieces
prepard/preservd o/t by
vinegar/acetic acid 44 107 411 -26 -17 -38 0 48 -7 0 0 0 0 0 0
071230
Mushrooms and truffles
dried but not further
prepared 42 12 3500 0 57 -5 462 1,190 388 Kyrgyzstan 95
081120
Raspberries,mulberries,et
c uncook, steam/boil in
water sweetend/nt,froz 25 41 610 0 53 -2 0 0 0 0 0 0
120919
Seeds, beet, for sowing
nes 23 3 7667 1050 3 8 -4 0 0 0 0 0 0
081330 Apples, dried 20 122 164 -16 19 -74 0 37 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
120999
Seeds, fruit and spores for
sowing, nes 18 9 2000 0 85 -4 167 0 Netherlands 80
071350
Broad beans&horse
beans
dried,shelled,whether or
not skinned or split 15 46 326 0 45 10 0 0 0 0 0 0
120210
Ground-nuts in shell not
roasted or otherwise
cooked 14 33 424 -15 3 -86 0 51 -2 0 0 0 0 0 0
140390
Veg mat nes usd in
brooms o brushes whether
o not in hanks o bundles 13 31 419 -58 0 34 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
120929
Seeds of forage plants,
except beet seeds, for
sowing nes 12 12 1000 0 63 -3 18 0 China 100
070820
Beans, shelled or
unshelled, fresh or chilled 11 19 579 59 73 -95 0 80 5 0 0 0 0 0 0
200870
Peaches nes,o/w prep o
presvd whether o not
sugard,sweetend o spiritd 10 23 435 1 14 -96 0 59 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0

B. Export opportunities for processed fruits and vegetables
1.Uzbekistan’s production of fruits and vegetables
Uzbekistan produces various types of fruits and vegetables (see table 3). With an average annual
production of 1,038,473 Mt and 891,536 Mt respectively, tomatoes and cabbages represent the
highest production crops within this category. Nevertheless, Uzbekistan’s production of
tomatoes decreased between 1992 and 2002, by 1.55% while that of cabbages increased by
0.16%. The average annual production of watermelons, fresh vegetables, grapes and apples
reached a volume of 523.0 Mt and 375.5 Mt. Watermelon and vegetable products declined while
the grapes and apples increased on average between 1992-2002.
Table 3. Uzbekistan’s production of fruits and vegetables between 1992 and 2002
Source: FAO Statistical database on agricultural products, 2002
1992 1995 2000 2001 2002
Tomatoes 1,370,000 920,000 994,200 1,040,000 1,089,000 1,038,473 -1.55
Cabbages 980,000 898,000 877,500 921,400 969,000 891,536 0.16
Watermelons 883,400 472,000 451,400 459,900 475,000 525,373 -4.33
Vegetables Fresh nes 489,300 418,700 271,700 286,000 303,000 331,582 -6.21
Grapes 439,100 620,900 624,200 573,800 503,000 470,145 2.29
Apples 395,900 324,500 497,300 500,200 532,000 375,409 4.77
Cucumbers and Gherkins 370,000 290,000 270,500 284,200 301,700 291,036 -2.08
Potatoes 365,300 440,300 731,100 735,500 772,000 603,509 6.93
Onions, Dry 236,000 140,000 146,200 153,600 193,000 157,573 -0.72
Peaches and Nectarines 90,000 68,000 46,400 47,500 47,900 57,664 -7.62
Plums 83,000 60,000 99,500 101,000 106,000 78,227 3.96
Apricots 51,400 55,000 43,000 43,000 45,700 47,327 -3.98
Carrots 30,000 34,000 33,800 40,200 37,700 35,064 0.35
Pears 30,000 34,000 22,300 22,600 24,500 24,891 -4.09
Fruit Juice nes 25,200 15,000 6,000 6,000 6,000 13,855 -16.82
Fruit Fresh nes 25,000 35,000 28,800 29,300 32,000 28,555 -0.61
Cherries 18,000 18,000 19,800 21,200 21,200 17,891 0.78
Fruit Prepared nes 18,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 11,782 -8.02
Grape Juice 15,750 15,000 14,250 15,750 11,250 9,818 1.36
Garlic 8,000 13,000 24,800 26,100 27,700 18,318 16.70
Almonds 7,000 7,000 7,000 6,000 6,200 6,700 0.11
Broad Beans, Dry 6,300 6,800 12,500 11,500 7,500 9,336 7.40
Fruit Dried nes 6,000 7,500 12,000 9,600 8,400 8,795 0.64
Chillies&Peppers, Green 5,000 5,500 6,000 6,000 6,700 5,609 2.85
Walnuts 4,000 4,800 6,000 5,000 5,000 5,036 2.77
Applejuice Single Streng 3,500 3,500 5,600 5,600 3,500 3,564 0.86
Sour Cherries 3,500 3,500 4,000 3,500 3,700 3,518 0.34
Beans, Green 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,200 2,018 0.43
Eggplants 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,200 1,982 0.24
Nuts nes 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,200 2,409 5.51
Berries nes 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 900 991 -0.48
Broad Beans, Green 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,100 1,009 0.43
Citrus Fruit nes 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,100 1,009 0.43
Currants 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 900 991 -0.48
Grapefruit and Pomelos 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,100 1,009 0.43
Peas, Green 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,100 1,009 0.43
Strawberries 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 900 991 -0.48
Hazelnuts (Filberts) 800 800 1,200 1,200 1,100 982 4.48
Blueberries 500 500 500 500 550 505 0.43
Lemons and Limes 500 500 900 1,000 1,100 641 8.19
Mushrooms 300 300 400 300 300 336 1.58
Plums, Dried (Prunes) 300 300 300 800 500 364 6.07
Quinces 200 2,000 1,900 2,000 2,100 1,836 11.12
Dry Apricots 180 180 4,500 4,500 3,960 1,325 43.04
Applejuice Concentrated 0 0 1,800 1,800 7,500 2,100 …
Fruit,Nut,Peel,Sugar Prs 0 0 450 450 450 123 …
Peas, Dry 0 0 760 760 500 184 …
Products
Growth (%)
Annual mean
(Mt)
Production (Mt)

2. Uzbekistan’s exports of fruits and vegetables
Uzbekistan mainly exports tomatoes fresh or chilled, fresh grapes, onion and shallots fresh or
chilled (see table 3). As confirmed by FAO statistics, it is also a producer of those product
groups. This suggests that the country is not re- exporting but has its own supply capacity.
Uzbekistan’s export opportunities have been analysed hereunder for those vegetable and fruit
products, that are relevant for the country, namely:
- Capers provisionally preserved but unsuitable in that state for immediate consumption
(HS071130)
- Dried onions, whole, cut, sliced, broken or in powder, but not further prepared
(HS071220)
- Dried mushrooms and truffles, whole, cut, sliced, broken or in powder, but not further
prepared (HS071230)
- Dried vegetables and mixtures of vegetables, whole, cut, sliced, broken or in powder, but
not further prepared (excl. potatoes, onions, mushrooms and truffles) (HS071290)
- Dried, shelled chickpeas, whether or not skinned or split (HS071320)
- Dried, shelled beans of species "vigna mungo (l.) hepper or vigna radiata (l.) wilczek",
whether or not skinned or split (HS071331)
- Dried, shelled kidney beans "phaseolus vulgaris", whether or not skinned or split
(HS071333)
- Dried, shelled beans "vigna and phaseolus", whether or not skinned or split (excl. beans
of species "vigna mungo (l.) hepper or vigna radiata (l.) wilczek", adzuki beans and
kidney beans) (HS071339)
- Dried, shelled broad beans and horse beans, whether or not skinned or split (HS071350)
- Dried, shelled leguminous vegetables, whether or not skinned or split (excl. peas,
chickpeas, beans, lentils, broad beans and horse beans) (HS071390)
- Fresh or dried almonds, shelled and peeled (HS080212)
- Fresh or dried walnuts, shelled and peeled (HS080232)
- Dried grapes (HS080620)
- Frozen raspberries, blackberries, mulberries, loganberries, black-, white- or red- currants
and gooseberries, uncooked or cooked by steaming or boiling in water, whether or not
sweetened (HS081120)
- Frozen fruit and nuts, uncooked or cooked by steaming or boiling in water, whether or not
sweetened (excl. strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, mulberries, loganberries, black,
white or red currants and gooseberries) (HS081190)
- Dried apricots (HS081310)
- Dried prunes (HS081320)
- Dried apples (HS081330)
- Dried peaches, pears, pawpaw, tamarinds and other edible fruit nes (HS081340)
- Mixtures of nuts or dried fruits (HS081350)
- Shelled ground-nuts, whether or not broken (excl. roasted or otherwise cooked)
(HS120220)
- Vegetable saps and extracts (excl. liquorice, hops, pyrethrum, roots of plants containing
rotenone and opium) (HS130219)
- Vegetable products nes (HS140490)
- Vegetables, fruit, nuts and other edible parts of plants, prepared or preserved by vinegar
or acetic acid (excl. cucumbers, gherkins and onions) (HS200190)
- Tomatoes, prepared or preserved otherwise than by vinegar or acetic acid (excl. whole or
in pieces) (HS200290)

- Vegetables and mixtures of vegetables, prepared or preserved otherwise than by vinegar
or acetic acid (excl. frozen, homogenized vegetables of subheading 2005 10, and
tomatoes, mushrooms, truffles, potatoes, sauerkraut, peas "pisum sativum", beans "vigna
spp., phaseolus spp." asparagus, olives and sweet corn "zea mays var. saccharata")
(HS200590)
- Fruit, nuts, fruit-peel and other parts of plants, preserved by sugar, drained, glace or
crystallized (HS200600)
- Homogenized preparations of jams, jellies, marmalades, fruit or nut purees and pastes,
obtained by cooking, whether or not containing added sugar or other sweetening matter,
put up for retail sale as infant food or for dietetic purposes, in containers of =< 250 g
(HS200710)
- Jams, jellies, marmalades, purees or pastes of fruit, obtained by cooking, whether or not
containing added sugar or other sweetening matter (excl. citrus fruit and homogenized
preparations of subheading 2007 10) (HS200799)
- Peaches, prepared or preserved, whether or not containing added sugar or other
sweetening matter or spirit, nes (HS200870)
- Fruit, nuts and other edible parts of plants, prepared or preserved, whether or not
containing added sugar or other sweetening matter or spirit, nes (HS200899)
- Tomato juice, whether or not containing added sugar or other sweetening matter (excl.
fermented or containing alcohol) (HS200950)
- Grape juice, incl. grape must, whether or not containing added sugar or other sweetening
matter (excl. fermented or containing alcohol) (HS200960)
- Apple juice, whether or not containing added sugar or other sweetening matter (excl.
fermented or containing alcohol) (HS200970)
- Juice of fruit or vegetables, whether or not containing added sugar or other sweetening
matter (excl. fermented or containing alcohol, mixtures, citrus fruit, pineapple, tomato,
grape, incl. grape must and apple juice) (HS200980)
Capers provisionally preserved (HS071130)
Uzbekistan’s performance in the world market
Ranked 5th
in the world, Uzbekistan’s exports of capers reached 740 tons in 2002, worth US$ 1.1
million. World imports increased by 13% on average per year between 1998-2002.
In 2002, Uzbekistan exported capers to Turkey (see table 4).
Table 4. Uzbekistan’s exports of capers provisionally preserved (HS071130) to the world
market in 2002
Main competitor countries on the world market
Uzbekistan ranks 2nd
in the Turkish market, accounting for 27% of the country’s total imports
after Kyrgyzstan. The unit value for capers from Uzbekistan in Turkey, of US$ 1,568 per ton, is
higher than Kyrgyzstan’s (US$ 1,486) and lower than Morocco’s (US$ 3,583).
Importers
Exported
value 2002 in
US$
thousand
Share in
Uzbekistan'
s exports, %
Exported
quantity
2002
(tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Export trend in
value between
98-02, %, p.a.
Export trend in
quantity
between 98-02,
%, p.a.
Export growth in
value between
01-02, %, p.a.
Ranking of
partner
countries in
world imports
Share of partner
countries in world
imports, %
Total import growth in
value of partner
countries between 98-
02, %, p.a.
Total 1,160 100 740 1,568 741 13
Turkey 1,160 100 740 1,568 741 3 11 152

Potential new markets
Turkey ranks 3rd
in world imports of capers. The world’s largest importers are Italy, Spain,
Turkey, Germany, France, Brazil and Venezuela. These are growing import markets except
France, which is declining by 5% on average per year. However, among smaller importers,
Croatia, Singapore, Romania, Australia and the Netherlands have shown strong import growth
between 1998-2002. The highest unit price by far was achieved in Romania.
Table 5. The world’s main importers of capers provisionally preserved (HS071130) in 2002
Dried onions (HS071220)
Ranked 16th
in the world, Uzbekistan’s exports of dried onions reached 1,707 tons in 2002,
worth US$ 1.2 million. Exports of dried onions have increased by 2% on average per year in
value and 49% on average per year in quantity between 1998 and 2002.
In 2002, Uzbekistan exported dried onions to the Russian Federation, Poland, Germany, the
Ukraine and Belarus (see table 6).
Importers
Value imported
in 2002 in US$
thousand
Qty imported
in 2002 (tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Annual growth in
value between 98-
02,%
Annual growth in
quantity between 98-
02,%
Annual growth in
value between 01-
02,%
Share in
world
imports%
World
estimation 38,748 19,155 2,023 13 10 8 100
Italy 10,999 4,768 2,307 10 3 13 28
Spain 10,785 5,229 2,063 22 13 -4 27
Turkey 4,365 3,191 1,368 152 176 53 11
Germany 1,769 804 2,200 0 0 4 4
France 1,463 658 2,223 -5 -10 21 3
Brazil 1,098 442 2,484 17 2 20 2
Venezuela 1,001 801 1,250 18 2 -22 2
United States
of America 850 166 5,120 -18 -27 -7 2
Belgium 813 309 2,631 21 18 163 2
Australia 750 280 2,679 29 19 158 1
Mexico 658 483 1,362 21 20 54 1
Sweden 603 111 5,432 21 15 46 1
Canada 563 416 1,353 8 2 -19 1
Japan 478 104 4,596 -8 -4 -4 1
Switzerland 456 185 2,465 0 -1 -46 1
United
Kingdom 390 163 2,393 -6 -10 -26 1
Colombia 343 140 2,450 4 10 48 0
Dominican
Republic 273 304 898 -55 0
Netherlands 225 221 1,018 28 75 -33 0
Denmark 187 67 2,791 -7 -6 -48 0
Morocco 164 76 2,158 0
Norway 75 18 4,167 5 -1 7 0
Guatemala 66 43 1,535 4 3 5 0
Croatia 65 19 3,421 38 22 48 0
Thailand 52 18 2,889 189 0
Romania 45 5 9,000 33 61 0
El Salvador 43 27 1,593 0
Philippines 34 53 642 48 0
Chile 28 0 -9 155 0
Slovenia 23 7 3,286 -3 5 -15 0
South Africa 23 11 2,091 229 0
Singapore 14 3 4,667 34 18 -42 0
Austria 12 4 3,000 -17 -25 -83 0
Czech Republic 10 3 3,333 -14 -15 -41 0
Indonesia 10 21 476 0

Table 6. Uzbekistan’s exports of dried onions (HS071220) to the world in 2002
Uzbekistan ranks 1st
in Russian market, accounting for 41% of the country’s total imports.
Uzbekistan expanded its market share in Russia between 1998-2002, at 2% on average per year.
Russia’s imports declined by 12% on average per year. The unit value for dried onions from
Uzbekistan in Russia, of US$ 543 per ton, is the lowest amongst all the suppliers to the Russian
Federation.
Uzbekistan ranks 6th
in Polish market after Egypt, India, China, France and the United States, the
unit value for dried onions in Poland, of US$ 1,406 per ton, is higher than Area nes1
(US$ 1,311)
and lower than Egypt’s (US$ 1,593).
in German market (after France, the United States, China, India, Egypt,
Hungary, Syrian Arab Republic, the Netherlands, Spain, Belgium, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia and the
United Kingdom). The unit value for dried onions from Uzbekistan in Germany, of US$ 1,292
per ton, is higher than Kyrgyzstan’s (US$ 919) and lower than India’s (US$ 1,524) amongst all
the suppliers to Germany.
in the Ukrainian market, accounting for 24% of the country’s total imports
after Viet Nam. The unit value for dried onions in the Ukraine, of US$ 7,250 per ton, is higher
than Viet Nam (US$ 4,143) and lower than Egypt’s (US$ 11,000).
in Belarusian market, accounting for 26% of the country’s total imports
after the Russian Federation. The unit value for dried onions from Uzbekistan in Belarus, of US$
1000 per ton, is highest amongst all suppliers to Belarus.
The Russian Federation ranks 24th
, Poland 10th
, Germany 1st
, the Ukraine 51st
and Belarus 78th
in
the world imports of dried onions. Apart from Germany, the world’s largest importers are the
United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Japan and Canada. With the exception of Germany and
Canada, which are growing by 1% on average per year, all of them have declining import
markets.
Table 7. The world’s main importers of dried onions (HS071220) in 2002
1
Area nes: the reporting country does not want to declare (confidential)
Importers
Exported
value 2002 in
US$
thousand
Share in
Uzbekistan's
exports, %
Exported
quantity
2002
(tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Export trend in
value between
98-02, %, p.a.
Export trend in
quantity
between 98-02,
%, p.a.
Export growth in
value between
01-02, %, p.a.
Ranking of
partner
countries in
world imports
Share of partner
countries in world
imports, %
value of partner
02, %, p.a.
Total 1,264 100 1,707 740 2 49 30 0
Russian
Federation 748 59 1,377 543 2 49 19 24 0 -12
Poland 270 21 192 1,406 10 2 1
Germany 146 12 113 1,292 1 21 1
Ukraine 87 7 12 7,250 521 51 0
Belarus 13 1 13 1,000 0 78 0 -25
Im porters
Value im ported
in 2002 in US$
thousand
Q ty im ported
in 2002 (tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Annual grow th in
value betw een 98-
02,%
Annual growth in
quantity between
98-02,%
Annual growth in
value between 01-
02,%
Share in world
im ports%
W orld
estim ation 184,647 132,903 1,389 0 8 10 100
G erm any 39,089 20,347 1,921 1 7 16 21
United
Kingdom 18,350 9,429 1,946 -5 -1 -6 9
Netherlands 14,147 8,659 1,634 -2 3 13 7
Japan 13,766 5,023 2,741 -3 -2 -1 7
Canada 12,616 5,835 2,162 1 0 1 6

Dried mushrooms (HS071230)
Ranked 57th
in the world, Uzbekistan’s exports of dried mushrooms reached 12 tons in 2002,
worth US$ 42,000. World imports of this product decreased by 5% on average per year between
1998-2002.
In 2002 Uzbekistan exported dried mushrooms to Germany and the Republic of Korea (see table
8).
Table 8. Uzbekistan’s exports of dried mushrooms (HS071230) to the world in 2002
Importers
Exported
value 2002 in
US$
thousand
Share in
Uzbekistan's
exports, %
Exported
quantity
2002
(tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Export trend in
value between
98-02, %, p.a.
Export trend in
quantity
between 98-02,
%, p.a.
Export growth in
value between
01-02, %, p.a.
Ranking of
partner
countries in
world imports
Share of partner
countries in world
imports, %
value of partner
02, %, p.a.
Total 42 100 12 3,500 -5
Germany 29 69 11 2,636 6 6 0
Korea, Rep. of
Korea 13 31 1 13,000 10 1 6
Importers
Value imported
in 2002 in US$
thousand
Qty imported
in 2002 (tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Annual growth in
value between 98-
02,%
Annual growth in
quantity between
98-02,%
Annual growth in
value between 01-
02,%
Share in world
imports%
Australia 5,910 2,815 2,099 3 4 8 3
France 4,848 3,133 1,547 2 17 33 2
Brazil 4,366 2,119 2,060 -1 4 -2 2
Belgium 4,164 3,915 1,064 4 5 6 2
Poland 3,910 2,516 1,554 1 5 54 2
Sweden 3,902 1,527 2,555 -6 -5 -4 2
Indonesia 3,634 1,836 1,979 23 9 -14 1
Denmark 3,164 1,449 2,184 13 12 53 1
Switzerland 3,032 1,199 2,529 -2 1 0 1
Austria 2,735 1,155 2,368 3 6 16 1
United States
of America 2,635 2,155 1,223 24 62 108 1
Malaysia 2,631 9,378 281 30 58 48 1
Ireland 2,292 1,126 2,036 5 12 -10 1
Italy 2,198 1,603 1,371 -8 -2 18 1
Philippines 2,139 1,275 1,678 6 1
Israel 1,896 0 0 -6 1
New Zealand 1,881 774 2,430 10 5 7 1
Finland 1,860 815 2,282 -4 0 -4 1
Russian
Federation 1,811 3,608 502 -12 19 40 0
Spain 1,698 1,481 1,147 -6 3 44 0
Norway 1,670 617 2,707 1 1 14 0
Mexico 1,508 18,131 83 19 151 27 0
Czech Republic 1,431 630 2,271 -2 1 14 0
Croatia 1,427 883 1,616 -16 -5 39 0
Singapore 1,325 685 1,934 5 -12 3 0
Colombia 1,184 661 1,791 0 13 15 0
Thailand 993 362 2,743 53 36 82 0
Côte d'Ivoire 985 366 2,691 33 32 -9 0
Korea, Rep. of
Korea 981 854 1,149 0 6 123 0
Chile 951 0 26 50 0
South Africa 902 591 1,526 -10 0
China 878 576 1,524 21 48 105 0
Greece 862 2,223 388 8 58 22 0
Taiwan,
Province of
(China) 701 366 1,915 91 103 0 0

in Germany. Uzbekistan’s unit value for dried mushrooms in Germany of
US$ 2,636 per ton is the lowest amongst all suppliers to the German market.
in the Korean market, accounting for 11% of the country’s total imports
after China, the United States, Cambodia, the Russian Federation, Latvia, Brazil, Germany,
France, Hong Kong and Japan. Uzbekistan’s unit value for dried mushrooms in the Republic of
Korea, of US$ 13,000 per ton, is higher than Latvia’s (US$ 7,500) and lower than Germany’s
(US$ 24,000).
Germany and the Republic of Korea rank 6th
and 10th
respectively in the world imports of dried
mushrooms. The world’s largest importers are Japan, Hong Kong, Italy, France and the United
States. These are large but declining import markets. However, among smaller importers,
Thailand, Spain, Belgium, Viet Nam, Korea, Romania and the Russian Federation have shown
strong import growth between 1998-2002. The highest unit value was by far paid in Switzerland.
Table 9. The world’s main importers of dried mushrooms (HS071230) in 2002
Im p o rte rs
V a lu e im p o rte d
in 2 0 0 2 in U S $
th o u sa n d
Q ty im p o rte d
in 2 0 0 2 (to n s )
U n it va lu e
(U S $ p e r
u n it)
A n n u a l g ro w th in
v a lu e b e tw e e n 9 8 -
0 2 ,%
q u a n tity b e tw e e n
9 8 -0 2 ,%
va lu e b e tw e e n 0 1 -
0 2 ,%
S h a re in w o rld
im p o rts%
W o rld
e s tim a tio n 3 0 9 ,6 2 3 0 -5 3 6 1 0 0
Japan 86,665 11,356 7,632 -5 0 1 2 7
H ong K ong
(S A R C ) 41,677 9,316 4,474 -10 4 38 1 3
Italy 35,062 2,343 14,965 -6 3 -12 1 1
F rance 22,983 1,752 13,118 -6 -2 26 7
U nited S tates
of A m e rica 19,794 2,451 8,076 -2 3 28 6
G e rm an y 19,124 2,039 9,379 0 6 -14 6
S w itzerla nd 12,987 422 30,775 -9 -6 -7 4
S ingapore 10,623 1,906 5,573 -4 -3 28 3
U nited
K ingdom 6,902 1,070 6,450 -3 7 6 2
K orea, R ep. of
K orea 5,506 1,745 3,155 6 2 14 1
M alays ia 5,161 3,940 1,310 -16 18 8 1
P oland 4,770 510 9,353 -6 -7 -14 1
C anada 4,712 948 4,970 3 -2 9 1
N etherlands 4,318 426 10,136 4 2 27 1
T haila nd 4,115 895 4,598 26 18 42 1
S pain 2,310 471 4,904 15 33 -10 0
A ustralia 2,240 306 7,320 -2 -2 18 0
A ustria 2,132 116 18,379 -10 -45 23 0
B elgium 1,822 461 3,952 15 75 16 0
N orw ay 1,074 44 24,409 -2 -1 0 0
V iet N am 1,009 341 2,959 50 35 32 0
T aiw an,
P rovince of
(C hina) 958 354 2,706 0 14 10 0
Israel 866 0 -7 11 0
T urkey 774 403 1,921 12 53 18 0
Y ugoslavia 774 56 13,821 -3 5 -48 0
S w eden 721 115 6,270 2 29 75 0
B razil 571 121 4,719 -16 4 -19 0
K orea, D em .
P eople's R ep .
of 556 137 4,058 41 47 -71 0
P hilippines 546 361 1,512 17 0
Indonesia 542 453 1,196 16 -4 67 0
R om ania 518 43 12,047 166 127 0
C zech R epu blic 493 59 8,356 -2 0 29 0
D enm ark 491 99 4,960 -6 2 -13 0
N ew Z ealand 481 69 6,971 18 21 31 0
R ussian
F ederation 452 206 2,194 20 48 49 0
C roatia 446 22 20,273 7 10 40 0
S lovenia 384 24 16,000 -18 -15 -47 0
M acau 334 186 1,796 1 10 28 0
S lovakia 294 18 16,333 12 12 4 0

Mixed dried vegetables (HS071290)
Ranked 42nd
in the world, Uzbekistan’s exports of mixed dried vegetables reached 1,165 tons in
2002, worth US$ 621,000. They have been decreasing by 12% on average per year in value but
increasing by 21% on average per year in quantity between 1998-2002. World imports increased
by 1% on average per year during this period.
In 2002 Uzbekistan exported mixed dried vegetables to the Russian Federation, Lithuania,
Germany and Belarus (see table 10).
Table 10. Uzbekistan’s exports of mixed dried vegetables (HS071290) to the world in 2002
Uzbekistan ranks 3rd
in the Russian market, accounting for 15% of the country’s total imports of
mixed dried vegetables after China and Poland. Uzbekistan lost market share in Russia by 12%
on average per year between 1998-2002, while Russia’s imports of these products increased at of
by 8% on average per year. The unit value for mixed dried vegetables from Uzbekistan in
Russia, of US$ 483 per ton compares favourably with the Czech Republic (US$ 477) and is not
much below Belgium’s unit value (US$ 515).
in the Lithuanian market, accounting for 8% of the country’s total imports
after Poland and China. Uzbekistan’s unit value for mixed dried vegetables in Lithuania, of US$
1,245 per ton, is higher than China’s (US$ 869) and lower than the Netherlands’ (US$ 1,500).
Uzbekistan’s market share in Germany is marginal.
in Belarusian market, accounting for 15% of the country’s total imports
after the Russian Federation. Uzbekistan’s unit value for mixed dried vegetables in Belarus, of
US$ 613 per ton, is the lowest amongst all suppliers to Belarus.
, Lithuania 57th
, Germany 3rd
and Belarus 87th
in world
imports of mixed dried vegetables. Apart from Germany, the world’s largest importers are Japan,
the United States, the Netherlands, Canada, the Republic of Korea, the United Kingdom and
France. With the exception of Japan and the United Kingdom, which declined by 2% and 6% on
average per year respectively, these markets are large and growing.
Importers
Exported
value 2002 in
US$
thousand
Share in
Uzbekistan's
exports, %
Exported
quantity
2002
(tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Export trend in
value between
98-02, %, p.a.
Export trend in
quantity
between 98-02,
%, p.a.
Export growth in
value between
01-02, %, p.a.
Ranking of
partner
countries in
world imports
Share of partner
countries in world
imports, %
value of partner
02, %, p.a.
Total 621 100 1,165 533 -12 21 -8 1
Russian
Federation 521 84 1,078 483 -12 21 -9 30 0 8
Lithuania 61 10 49 1,245 57 0 36
Germany 20 3 7 2,857 3 10 3
Belarus 19 3 31 613 19 87 0 -16

Table 11. The world’s main importers of mixed dried vegetables (HS07290) in 2002
Dried, shelled chickpeas (HS071320)
Ranked 37th
in the world, Uzbekistan’s exports of dried chickpeas reached 285 tons in 2002,
worth US$ 96,000. World imports increased by 16% on average per year during the period of
1998-2002.
In 2002, Uzbekistan exported dried chickpeas to India and Jordan (see table 12).
Table 12. Uzbekistan’s exports of dried, shelled chickpeas (HS071320) to the world in 2002
Importers
Exported
value 2002 in
US$
thousand
Share in
Uzbekistan's
exports, %
Exported
quantity
2002
(tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Export trend in
value between
98-02, %, p.a.
Export trend in
quantity
between 98-02,
%, p.a.
Export growth in
value between
01-02, %, p.a.
Ranking of
partner
countries in
world imports
Share of partner
countries in world
imports, %
value of partner
02, %, p.a.
Total 96 100 258 372 16
India 78 81 217 359 1 19 65
Jordan 18 19 41 439 9 2 3
Im p o rte rs
in 2 0 0 2 in U S $
th o u s a n d
Q ty im p o rte d
in 2 0 0 2 (to n s)
U n it va lu e
(U S $ p e r
u n it)
0 2 ,%
q u a n tity b e tw e e n
9 8 -0 2 ,%
0 2 ,%
S h a re in w o rld
im p o rts%
W o rld
e stim a tio n 6 6 8 ,0 2 4 3 8 1 ,5 0 8 1 ,7 5 1 1 8 1 0 1 0 0
J a p an 1 2 9,7 6 3 35 ,3 02 3 ,6 7 6 -2 0 -5 19
U nite d S ta te s
o f A m e rica 9 9,3 8 7 52 ,7 82 1 ,8 8 3 1 0 12 14
G e rm a ny 6 8,3 3 7 28 ,3 96 2 ,4 0 7 3 6 20 10
N eth e rla n d s 4 2,7 2 2 35 ,4 32 1 ,2 0 6 1 8 5 3 44 6
C an a d a 3 7,2 9 5 11 ,7 84 3 ,1 6 5 4 1 6 5
K o re a , R ep . o f
K o re a 3 1,6 7 3 12 ,4 75 2 ,5 3 9 8 3 9 4
U nite d
K in g do m 2 9,8 6 2 13 ,9 64 2 ,1 3 8 -6 -2 9 4
F ra nce 2 9,0 0 1 13 ,0 25 2 ,2 2 7 1 6 6 4
Ita ly 1 6,9 2 0 10 ,2 59 1 ,6 4 9 8 1 8 27 2
A u stralia 1 0,7 5 7 5 ,01 9 2 ,1 4 3 -1 3 2 1
S p ain 1 0,2 1 0 17 ,5 75 5 8 1 1 6 5 8 23 1
B e lg iu m 1 0,1 8 2 5 ,01 4 2 ,0 3 1 7 2 0 42 1
A u stria 7,3 9 8 2 ,97 3 2 ,4 8 8 -2 0 16 1
S w itze rlan d 7,3 8 9 1 ,78 4 4 ,1 4 2 -2 2 3 1
P o la nd 7,2 8 1 3 ,95 7 1 ,8 4 0 -1 1 1 12 1
H un g a ry 7,0 2 2 1 ,78 3 3 ,9 3 8 1 2 8 9 1
M alaysia 6,5 4 6 6 ,86 6 9 5 3 -3 3 12 0
D en m ark 6,3 7 5 1 ,76 2 3 ,6 1 8 6 7 20 0
N orw a y 5,9 2 0 1 ,63 8 3 ,6 1 4 -1 4 17 0
B ra zil 5,8 9 7 4 ,36 5 1 ,3 5 1 -1 1 3 9 0
C hina 5,5 2 0 2 ,63 9 2 ,0 9 2 7 -2 4 74 0
Ire la n d 5,1 4 3 98 3 5 ,2 3 2 4 5 9 0
S w e d e n 4,9 9 9 1 ,45 4 3 ,4 3 8 -4 1 9 0
M exico 4,9 9 7 46 ,8 05 1 0 7 2 2 8 4 62 0
C ro a tia 4,5 5 0 2 ,66 1 1 ,7 1 0 -1 3 -5 20 0
T a iw a n,
P ro v in c e o f
(C h in a ) 4,0 9 6 2 ,78 1 1 ,4 7 3 -7 -1 7 20 0
C zech R e p ub lic 3,5 7 2 1 ,43 8 2 ,4 8 4 -1 -4 14 0
Isra e l 3,5 4 6 0 -9 18 0
G ree ce 3,5 1 3 6 ,32 1 5 5 6 9 3 3 51 0
R us s ia n
F e d e ra tio n 3,4 3 3 6 ,47 3 5 3 0 8 3 2 19 0
S in g ap o re 3,0 9 9 3 ,74 0 8 2 9 -2 0 -3 0 -1 8 0
P h ilip p in e s 3,0 8 2 3 ,05 0 1 ,0 1 0 -5 0
H on g K o n g
(S A R C ) 2,9 3 0 2 ,01 5 1 ,4 5 4 -3 7 -3 9 -6 8 0
N ew Z e alan d 2,7 4 3 1 ,14 8 2 ,3 8 9 3 1 2 14 0
S o uth A frica 2,5 7 2 2 ,03 4 1 ,2 6 5 0 0
S lo vakia 2,1 1 3 74 6 2 ,8 3 2 1 4 1 8 29 0
In do n e s ia 2,0 9 6 3 ,32 2 6 3 1 1 6 -8 0
R om a nia 1,9 3 5 1 ,22 7 1 ,5 7 7 5 7 5 5 29 0
N eth e rla n d
A n tille s 1,9 0 9 1 ,56 3 1 ,2 2 1 5 2 7 2 8 0

in Indian market. The unit value for dried chickpeas from Uzbekistan in
India, of US$ 359 per ton, is in line with that of other suppliers.
in Jordanian market. The unit value for dried chickpeas in Jordan, of US$
439 per ton, is higher than Lebanon’s (US$ 409) and lower than Australia’s (US$ 444).
India and Jordan rank 1st
and 9th
respectively in world imports of dried chickpeas. Apart from
India, the world’s largest importers are Pakistan, Spain and Bangladesh. These are growing
import markets.
Table 13. The world’s main importers of dried, shelled chickpeas (HS071230) in 2002
Dried, shelled beans (HS071331)
Importers
Value imported
in 2002 in US$
thousand
Qty imported
in 2002 (tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Annual growth in
value between 98-
02,%
Annual growth in
quantity between
98-02,%
Annual growth in
value between 01-
02,%
Share in world
imports%
World
estimation 359,006 854,114 420 16 18 -32 100
India 70,641 217,553 325 65 68 -61 19
Pakistan 61,093 177,335 345 63 41 50 17
Spain 41,814 60,137 695 10 10 -19 11
Bangladesh 16,851 57,067 295 0 -2 30 4
Free Zones 16,348 27,747 589 14 4 -17 4
Algeria 14,103 25,174 560 -1 2 -32 3
Italy 12,940 22,331 579 6 6 -13 3
United Arab
Emirates 12,629 28,008 451 10 -5 -11 3
Jordan 9,586 21,113 454 3 5 -11 2
United
Kingdom 9,287 17,903 519 7 5 3 2
Egypt 7,932 17,474 454 7 10 -55 2
Portugal 7,551 11,905 634 11 12 -13 2
United States
of America 7,126 11,619 613 -3 -1 -3 1
Saudi Arabia 6,683 22,811 293 5 11 -16 1
Sri Lanka 6,525 17,355 376 10 1
France 6,334 11,220 565 6 4 -24 1
Colombia 5,377 10,140 530 -2 8 -20 1
Turkey 3,832 10,636 360 -9 -8 -38 1
Greece 3,664 4,560 804 -4 -5 44 1
Tunisia 3,525 18,711 188 -20 0
Canada 3,250 9,996 325 25 48 0 0
Lebanon 2,854 5,618 508 8 14 -53 0
Brazil 2,056 3,080 668 -8 -6 -27 0
Germany 1,887 2,597 727 5 5 -13 0
Malaysia 1,825 3,341 546 0 -1 -13 0
Israel 1,708 0 -10 25 0
Trinidad and
Tobago 1,591 2,259 704 0 4 -12 0
Singapore 1,419 4,628 307 45 62 -57 0
Afghanistan 1,333 2,687 496 14711 0
Libyan Arab
Jamahiriya 1,256 2,858 439 -19 -11 -81 0
Belgium 1,181 2,006 589 17 26 -17 0
Venezuela 972 1,492 651 -2 0 -57 0
Netherlands 858 1,550 554 4 7 7 0
Kuwait 830 1,688 492 -13 -13 -52 0
Guyana 824 1,192 691 7 4 -4 0
Uzbekistan 696 1,259 553 211 0
Chile 680 0 8 15 0
Area Nes 608 990 614 22 0
Japan 576 712 809 8 7 5 0

Ranked 29th
in the world, Uzbekistan’s exports of dried beans reached 536 tons in 2002, worth
US$ 197,000. World imports of dried beans increased by 3% on average per year between 1998-
2002.
In 2002, Uzbekistan exported dried beans to India and Jordan (see table 14).
Table 14. Uzbekistan’s exports of dried, shelled beans (HS071331) to the world in 2002
in the Indian market, accounting for 1% of the country’s total imports after
Myanmar, China, Australia, Thailand, Kenya, Pakistan, Taiwan and Indonesia. The unit value
for dried beans from Uzbekistan in India, of US$ 365 per ton, is in line with that of other
suppliers.
in Jordanian market, accounting for 5% of the country’s total imports after
Egypt, Argentina, China and Turkey. The unit value of US$ 396 per ton for dried beans in
Jordan is the lowest amongst all suppliers to Jordan.
India and Jordan are rank 3rd
and 35th
respectively in world imports of dried beans. The world’s
largest importers are Japan, the United States and India. These are growing import markets
except Japan, which declined by 6% on average per year between 1998-2002. The highest unit
value, by far, is paid in Belgium, where the market is also growing the fastest.
Table 15. The world’s main importers of dried, shelled beans (HS071331) in 2002
Importers
Exported
value 2002 in
US$
thousand
Share in
Uzbekistan's
exports, %
Exported
quantity
2002
(tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Export trend in
value between
98-02, %, p.a.
Export trend in
quantity
between 98-02,
%, p.a.
Export growth in
value between
01-02, %, p.a.
Ranking of
partner
countries in
world imports
Share of partner
countries in world
imports, %
value of partner
02, %, p.a.
Total 197 100 536 368 35 3
India 178 90 488 365 35 3 8 36
Jordan 19 10 48 396 35 0 -13
Importers
Value imported
in 2002 in US$
thousand
Qty imported
in 2002 (tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Annual growth in
value between 98-
02,%
Annual growth in
quantity between
98-02,%
Annual growth in
value between 01-
02,%
Share in world
imports%
World
estimation 143,415 324,198 442 3 9 -1 100
Japan 29,734 52,236 569 -6 1 -16 20
United States
of America 13,021 18,707 696 3 6 -11 9
India 12,901 35,935 359 36 36 6 8
Viet Nam 9,975 28,559 349 46 53 49 6
Singapore 9,412 30,549 308 108 121 16 6
Belgium 6,687 1,832 3,650 154 45 945 4
Philippines 6,600 37,678 175 -30 4
Malaysia 6,450 16,516 391 -3 -4 -4 4
United
Kingdom 5,844 8,166 716 -2 6 1 4
France 4,388 7,144 614 39 63 -21 3
Netherlands 4,011 5,817 690 9 9 -20 2
Indonesia 3,969 11,671 340 1 0 10 2

Dried, shelled kidney beans (HS071333)
Ranked 39th
in the world, Uzbekistan’s exports of dried kidney beans reached 1,471 tons in
2002, worth US$ 553,000. Exports of kidney beans increased by 163% on average per year in
value and by 168% on average per year in quantity between 1998-2002. World imports
decreased by 4% on average per year during this period.
In 2002, Uzbekistan exported dried kidney beans to the Russian Federation, Azerbaijan, India
and Portugal (see table 16).
Table 16. Uzbekistan’s exports of dried, shelled kidney beans (HS071333) to the world in 2002
in the Russian market, accounting for 14% of the country’s total imports
after Tajikistan. Uzbekistan expanded its market share in Russia at 185% on average per year
between 1998-2002. The unit value for dried kidney beans from Uzbekistan in Russia, of US$
403 per ton, is higher than the Netherlands’ (US$ 294) and lower than the Ukraine’s (US$ 433).
Importers
Exported
value 2002 in
US$
thousand
Share in
Uzbekistan's
exports, %
Exported
quantity
2002
(tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Export trend in
value between
98-02, %, p.a.
Export trend in
quantity
between 98-02,
%, p.a.
Export growth in
value between
01-02, %, p.a.
Ranking of
partner
countries in
world imports
Share of partner
countries in world
imports, %
value of partner
02, %, p.a.
Total 553 100 1,471 376 163 168 -54 -4
Russian
Federation 299 54 742 403 185 238 -73 41 0 32
Azerbaijan 207 37 625 331 763 88 0 13
India 25 5 67 373 20 1 23
Portugal 13 2 20 650 11 2 -1
Importers
Value imported
in 2002 in US$
thousand
Qty imported
in 2002 (tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Annual growth in
value between 98-
02,%
Annual growth in
quantity between
98-02,%
Annual growth in
value between 01-
02,%
Share in world
imports%
Taiwan,
Province of
(China) 3,049 7,823 390 -2 -1 -18 2
Hong Kong
(SARC) 2,572 5,252 490 -6 -4 -12 1
Sri Lanka 2,373 7,278 326 -23 1
Zimbabwe 1,966 0 946 1
Egypt 1,719 8,728 197 66 1
Canada 1,644 2,813 584 -14 -8 6 1
Italy 1,264 1,389 910 15 5 133 0
Israel 1,092 0 7 -14 0
Saudi Arabia 1,056 2,568 411 2 9 -10 0
Korea, Rep. of
Korea 956 7,294 131 15 31 -5 0
Germany 866 1,221 709 0 4 -12 0
Pakistan 840 3,051 275 -71 -72 -23 0
United Arab
Emirates 830 2,292 362 5 8 -19 0
Albania 661 1,440 459 61 68 33 0
Venezuela 617 1,360 454 18 38 -34 0
China 589 2,266 260 -15 -11 -30 0
Ireland 589 462 1,275 122 113 33 0
Panama 518 630 822 28 28 3 0
Greece 483 668 723 1 22 92 0
Switzerland 399 388 1,028 2 8 21 0
Zambia 399 740 539 84 230 -39 0
Bosnia and
Herzegovina 397 661 601 140 164 -63 0
Jordan 384 625 614 -13 -10 -45 0
Mexico 348 363 959 19 19 59 0
Swaziland 322 349 923 76 0
Austria 267 358 746 55 76 -4 0
Australia 248 315 787 -13 7 35 0

in Azerbaijan, accounting for 76% of the country’s total imports of dried
kidney beans. The unit value of US$ 331 per ton for dried kidney beans is the lowest amongst
all suppliers to Azerbaijan.
in the Indian market, the unit value for dried kidney beans of US$ 373 per
ton is in line with that of other suppliers to the country.
in Portuguese market, the unit value of US$ 650 per ton for dried kidney
beans. This compares favourably with Peru (US$ 649) and is not much below Canada’s
(US$ 675).
The Russian Federation ranks 41st
, Azerbaijan 88th
, India 12th
and Portugal 23rd
respectively in
world imports of kidney beans. The world’s largest importers are Mexico, Italy, the United
Kingdom, Spain, the Netherlands, Venezuela and Cuba. Demand on these markets has been
fluctuating. However, middle size importers like the United Sates, Cuba and Egypt, alongside
smaller importers, Hungary, Slovakia and New Zealand have strongly growing markets.
Table 17. The world’s main importers of dried, shelled kidney beans (HS071333) in 2002
Im porters
Value im ported
in 2002 in U S$
thousand
Q ty im ported
in 2002 (tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Annual grow th in
value betw een 98-
02,%
Annual grow th in
02,%
Annual growth in
value between 01-
02,%
Share in
world
im ports%
W orld
estim ation 711,439 1,387,126 513 -4 3 10 100
M exico 65,358 108,218 604 -15 -12 14 9
Italy 55,104 83,261 662 0 4 -2 7
United
K ingdom 51,887 97,329 533 -7 -3 2 7
S pain 36,858 51,398 717 1 3 12 5
Netherlands 34,269 88,825 386 6 10 53 4
V enezuela 31,699 60,298 526 -8 0 -2 4
Cuba 31,512 98,584 320 42 65 26 4
France 28,004 34,736 806 -11 -9 21 3
United States
of Am erica 25,790 43,102 598 49 57 98 3
B razil 23,309 81,738 285 -26 -12 -55 3
P ortugal 20,940 35,546 589 -1 3 20 2
Turkey 19,525 37,866 516 4 10 16 2
A lgeria 17,171 39,461 435 12 28 149 2
Costa Rica 16,003 28,048 571 -5 3 22 2
E gypt 15,161 34,121 444 33 39 45 2
G reece 13,743 16,477 834 2 3 143 1
Canada 13,472 19,367 696 12 11 59 1
P akistan 13,013 42,321 307 10 15 33 1
Colom bia 12,770 18,786 680 -10 -17 -21 1
India 12,637 31,415 402 23 24 66 1
Japan 12,361 17,343 713 4 6 -18 1
S outh Africa 12,000 34,916 344 190 1
B elgium 11,991 22,646 529 13 25 21 1
A ngola 11,602 28,254 411 23 30 227 1
Iraq 10,152 20,483 496 11 12 -2 1
G erm any 8,448 12,262 689 -11 -6 0 1
B ulgaria 6,765 17,808 380 -12 -5 69 0
Free Zones 6,644 9,647 689 -1 -1 -71 0
Y em en 5,461 14,704 371 10 15 32 0
New Zealand 4,794 6,922 693 26 26 57 0
Hungary 4,342 5,369 809 52 92 61 0
K orea, Rep. of
K orea 4,237 15,599 272 6 16 21 0
Zim babwe 4,099 0 2242 0
Israel 4,032 0 2 -14 0
G uatem ala 3,792 7,116 533 33 35 97 0
Y ugoslavia 3,117 4,857 642 0 -2 -10 0
Lebanon 2,675 4,288 624 7 13 8 0
S lovakia 2,551 5,611 455 44 55 6 0
S witzerland 2,431 2,139 1,137 -6 -2 29 0

Beans dried and shelled (HS071339)
Ranked 35th
in the world, Uzbekistan’s exports of beans dried and shelled reached 947 tons in
2002, worth US$ 255,000. Exports of these products increased by 203% on average per year in
value and by 216% on average per year in quantity between 1998 and 2002. World imports
increased, by 8% on average per year during this period.
In 2002, Uzbekistan exported beans dried and shelled to the Russian Federation, the Republic of
Korea and India (see table 18).
Table 18. Uzbekistan’s exports of beans dried and shelled (HS071339) to the world in 2002
in the Russian market, accounting for 51% of the country’s total imports.
Uzbekistan expanded its market share in Russia, at 203% on average per year between 1998-
2002. This is considerably larger increase than Russia’s increase in imports 22% on average per
year during this period. Uzbekistan’s unit value of US$ 372 per ton for beans dried and shelled
in Russia is the highest amongst all the suppliers to the country.
in the Korean market, accounting for 4% of the country’s total market after
Myanmar, China and Canada. The Korean market declined by 7% in value and 2% in quantity
between 1998-2002. The unit value for beans dried and shelled from Uzbekistan in Korea, of
US$ 153 per ton, is the lowest amongst all the suppliers to the country.
Uzbekistan exports to India are relatively small, but the Indian market shows growing demand.
The Russian Federation ranks 62nd
, the Republic of Korea 24th
and India 2nd
in world imports of
beans dried and shelled. Apart from India, the world’s largest importers are the United States,
Japan and Haiti. In India and the United States the markets are growing, however, in Japan and
Haiti they are declining. The fastest growing market, by far, is in Ireland, followed by Guinea,
Zambia and Columbia.
Table 19. The world’s main importers of beans dried and shelled (HS071339) in 2002
Importers
Exported
value 2002 in
US$
thousand
Share in
Uzbekistan's
exports, %
Exported
quantity
2002
(tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Export trend in
value between
98-02, %, p.a.
Export trend in
quantity
between 98-02,
%, p.a.
Export growth in
value between
01-02, %, p.a.
Ranking of
partner
countries in
world imports
Share of partner
countries in world
imports, %
value of partner
02, %, p.a.
Total 255 100 947 269 203 216 -35 8
Russian
Federation 148 58 398 372 203 216 -40 62 0 22
Korea, Rep. of
Korea 67 26 439 153 -18 24 0 -7
India 40 16 110 364 2 16 37
Importers
Value imported
in 2002 in US$
thousand
Qty imported
in 2002 (tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Annual growth in
value between 98-
02,%
Annual growth in
02,%
Annual growth in
value between 01-
02,%
Share in
world
imports%
World
estimation 282,642 588,442 480 8 11 16 100
United States
of America 64,815 111,713 580 45 46 41 22
India 45,512 172,421 264 37 44 42 16
Japan 18,344 32,533 564 -7 -4 -6 6

Dried, shelled broad beans (HS071350)
Ranked 45th
in the world, Uzbekistan’s exports of broad beans reached 46 tons in 2002, worth
US$ 15,000. World imports increased by 10% on average per year.
In 2002, Uzbekistan exported broad beans only to Turkey (see table 20).
Table 20. Uzbekistan’s exports of dried shelled broad beans (HS071350) to the world in
2002
in the Turkish market accounting for 15% of the country’s total imports
after Spain and Egypt. Uzbekistan’s unit value for broad beans in Turkey of US$ 326 per ton is
the lowest amongst all the suppliers to Turkey.
Importers
Value imported
in 2002 in US$
thousand
Qty imported
in 2002 (tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Annual growth in
value between 98-
02,%
Annual growth in
02,%
Annual growth in
value between 01-
02,%
Share in
world
imports%
Haiti 10,003 15,163 660 -2 -10 -15 3
Mozambique 9,279 15,782 588 -1 3
Canada 8,957 11,492 779 4 -4 25 3
Zimbabwe 8,484 0 16535 3
Algeria 8,381 17,701 473 22 26 -46 2
France 7,787 11,389 684 2 4 -5 2
Malaysia 7,626 19,393 393 6 6 -6 2
Italy 7,363 12,904 571 38 57 102 2
Dominican
Republic 7,357 12,208 603 3 0 -15 2
United
Kingdom 6,890 9,714 709 -2 0 11 2
Angola 6,728 14,630 460 45 50 11 2
Greece 3,844 4,411 871 19 19 93 1
Singapore 3,727 9,717 384 -28 -28 15 1
South Africa 3,113 8,139 382 111 1
Indonesia 3,110 11,115 280 10 4 72 1
Spain 2,970 4,382 678 -22 -20 -51 1
Zambia 2,778 703 3,952 76 32 8581 0
Colombia 2,666 4,221 632 72 103 4661 0
Sri Lanka 2,408 7,087 340 -10 0
Malawi 2,129 3,466 614 1175 0
Korea, Rep. of
Korea 1,917 7,025 273 -7 -2 4 0
Turkey 1,868 3,474 538 -5 -2 125 0
Germany 1,862 2,180 854 6 15 -20 0
Australia 1,609 2,097 767 -8 -7 3 0
Tunisia 1,528 7,478 204 9 0
Netherlands 1,385 1,916 723 -31 -36 22 0
United Arab
Emirates 1,284 2,482 517 -20 -13 -44 0
Israel 1,228 0 45 27 0
Swaziland 1,151 2,067 557 11 0
Guinea 1,112 2,200 505 148 166 185 0
Philippines 1,094 3,923 279 -7 0
Belgium 1,004 1,482 677 -13 -9 -6 0
Ireland 986 1,137 867 376 395 95 0
Portugal 926 1,232 752 -19 -18 45 0
Lebanon 917 1,068 859 -7 -10 212 0
Morocco 885 1,436 616 0
Importers
Exported
value 2002 in
US$
thousand
Share in
Uzbekistan's
exports, %
Exported
quantity
2002
(tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Export trend in
value between
98-02, %, p.a.
Export trend in
quantity
between 98-02,
%, p.a.
Export growth in
value between
01-02, %, p.a.
Ranking of
partner
countries in
world imports
Share of partner
countries in world
imports, %
value of partner
02, %, p.a.
Total 15 100 46 326 10
Turkey 15 100 46 326 43 0 -16

Turkey ranks 43rd
in world imports of broad beans. The world’s largest importers are Egypt and
Italy. Egypt’s market is strongly growing whereas Italy’s is declining by 4% on average per year
between 1998-2002. However, smaller but strongly growing import markets are Indonesia, the
United Kingdom where one of the highest unit values is paid, the United States, Lebanon and
France.
Table 21. The world’s main importers of dried, shelled broad beans (HS071350) in 2002
Dried and shelled leguminous vegetables (HS071390)
Ranked 8th
in the world, Uzbekistan’s exports of leguminous vegetables reached 9,370 tons in
2002, worth US$ 3.6million. Exports have been increasing by 371% on average per year in value
and 287% per year in quantity between 1998-2002. World imports fro these products increased
by 42% on average per year during this period.
In 2002, Uzbekistan exported leguminous vegetables only to India and Turkey (see table 22).
This market has been dynamic as India’s and Turkey’s imports increased by 80% and 20% on
average per year respectively between 1998-2002.
Im p orters
V a lu e im p orted
in 20 02 in U S $
th ousa nd
Q ty im porte d
in 20 02 (to ns)
U n it valu e
(U S $ pe r
un it)
A n nu al grow th in
va lu e b etw ee n 9 8-
02,%
A n nu al grow th in
qu antity be tw e en 98-
02,%
A nn ual g ro w th in
value be tw e en 01-
02 ,%
S ha re in
w o rld
im po rts%
W o rld
estim ation 1 36,793 7 04,331 19 4 10 1 3 -2 10 0
E gypt 51,860 321,646 161 39 43 -5 37
Italy 32,900 189,700 173 -4 0 14 24
S pain 8,081 54,197 149 6 5 -47 5
Japan 5,298 7,936 668 3 0 -1 3
U nited A rab
E m irates 3,931 18,544 212 10 11 65 2
Y em en 3,642 12,706 287 7 8 82 2
S udan 2,762 8,047 343 9 -36 2
Indonesia 2,745 9,249 297 60 59 17 2
M orocco 2,314 14,478 160 1
Jordan 2,243 6,657 337 12 17 -3 1
F rance 1,978 7,748 255 11 42 88 1
Lebanon 1,666 4,613 361 12 13 -1 1
U nited
K ingdom 1,560 1,365 1,143 17 43 332 1
U nited S tates
of A m erica 1,521 2,129 714 15 5 8 1
S audi A rabia 1,386 7,348 189 -15 -9 -25 1
Jam aica 1,237 1,019 1,214 0
A lgeria 1,104 4,070 271 -27 -5 50 0
G reece 1,029 1,869 551 7 9 25 0
T aiw an,
P rovince of
(C hina) 884 3,205 276 -9 -5 70 0
P ortugal 709 3,602 197 10 27 -54 0
Z im babw e 685 0 0
M alaysia 602 1,783 338 4 2 -6 0
G erm any 539 3,744 144 -17 -15 -41 0
T hailand 530 2,373 223 7 20 2 0
K uw ait 491 1,884 261 -1 3 12 0
C anada 466 798 584 6 5 -22 0
M exico 452 1,011 447 -7 -9 -61 0
M auritius 344 1,003 343 -4 1 -48 0
Israel 324 0 -19 110 0
B elgium 310 1,126 275 4 6 -24 0
D enm ark 291 1,896 153 -6 7 731 0
T unisia 270 1,875 144 203 0
B ahrain 202 291 694 40 23 38 0
Q atar 196 401 489 4 0
S ingapore 193 326 592 16 18 50 0
H ong K ong
(S A R C ) 192 181 1,061 45 14 33 0
N etherlands 175 557 314 -4 -6 70 0
E cuador 174 911 191 0
O m an 146 190 768 -73 0

Table 22. Uzbekistan’s exports of leguminous vegetables (HS071390) to the world in 2002
in the Indian market, accounting for 1% of the country’s total imports after
Myanmar, China, Pakistan, Iran, Tanzania, Kenya and Canada. Uzbekistan expanded its market
share in India between 1998-2002, at 524% on average per year. This is considerably larger than
India’s increase in imports of 80% on average per year. Uzbekistan’s unit value for leguminous
vegetables in India, of US$ 375 per ton, is higher than Iran’s (US$ 365) and lower than Kenya’s
(US$ 381).
after China. Uzbekistan expanded its market share in Turkey between 1998-2002 by 274% on
average per year. This is considerably larger than Turkey’s increase of imports 20% on average
per year. Uzbekistan’s unit value for leguminous vegetables in Turkey, of US$ 465 per ton, is in
line with that of other suppliers to the country.
India and Turkey are rank 1st
and 9th
in world imports of leguminous vegetables respectively.
India is by far the world’s largest importers after which follow the United States and China. All
of these are growing import markets.
Table 23. The world’s main importers of leguminous vegetables (HS071390) in 2002
Importers
Value imported
in 2002 in US$
thousand
Qty imported
in 2002 (tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Annual growth in
value between 98-
02,%
Annual growth in
quantity between
98-02,%
Annual growth in
value between 01-
02,%
Share in world
imports%
World
estimation 308,564 883,064 349 42 42 0 100
India 242,362 761,310 318 80 85 1 78
United States
of America 14,396 16,133 892 33 4 -22 4
China 5,404 10,883 497 39 15 -19 1
Singapore 4,777 14,902 321 -11 -6 81 1
United Arab
Emirates 4,157 8,446 492 -4 -6 19 1
Zimbabwe 4,091 0 611 1
Malaysia 3,731 8,167 457 1 0 -11 1
Canada 3,433 5,257 653 -11 -18 -14 1
Turkey 3,064 6,498 472 20 27 77 0
Kuwait 2,498 5,543 451 20 25 73 0
Saudi Arabia 2,393 5,999 399 1 3 -11 0
United
Kingdom 1,507 1,552 971 -5 -6 30 0
Taiwan,
Province of
(China) 1,405 5,325 264 3 4 3 0
France 1,302 1,870 696 4 9 52 0
Mauritius 1,158 2,217 522 7 9 14 0
Italy 1,047 2,537 413 -20 -17 -53 0
Nepal 1,043 2,628 397 0
Spain 928 5,624 165 -36 -37 -64 0
Importers
Exported
value 2002 in
US$
thousand
Share in
Uzbekistan'
s exports,
%
Exported
quantity
2002 (tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Export trend in
value between
98-02, %, p.a.
Export trend in
quantity
between 98-02,
%, p.a.
Export growth in
value between
01-02, %, p.a.
Ranking of
partner
countries in
world imports
Share of partner
countries in world
imports, %
value of partner
02, %, p.a.
Total 3'686 100 9'370 393 371 287 280 42
India 2'788 76 7'440 375 524 508 407 1 78 80
Turkey 898 24 1'930 465 274 175 114 9 0 20

Fresh or dried almonds (HS080212)
Ranked 34th
in the world, Uzbekistan’s exports of almonds reached 135 tons in 2002, worth US$
151,000.World imports decreased, by 1% on average per year between 1998-2002.
In 2002, Uzbekistan exported almonds to Turkey, Lithuania and the Czech Republic (see table
24).
Table 24. Uzbekistan’s exports of fresh or dried almonds (HS080212) to the world in 2002
in the Turkish market, accounting for 2% of the country’s total imports after
the United States and Spain. Uzbekistan’s unit value for almonds in Turkey, of US$ 600 per ton,
is the lowest amongst all the suppliers to Turkey.
in the Lithuanian market, accounting for 3% of the country’s total imports
after the United States, Chile, Germany and Spain. Uzbekistan’s unit value for almonds in
Lithuania, of US$ 2,706 per ton, the lowest amongst all suppliers to Lithuania.
in the Czech Republican market, accounting for 1% of the countries total
imports after the United States, Spain, Germany and Canada. Uzbekistan’s unit value for
Importers
Value imported
in 2002 in US$
thousand
Qty imported
in 2002 (tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Annual growth in
value between 98-
02,%
Annual growth in
quantity between
98-02,%
Annual growth in
value between 01-
02,%
Share in world
imports%
Netherlands 646 938 689 12 29 87 0
Bahrain 616 1,244 495 14 16 4 0
Guyana 596 1,017 586 108 0
Free Zones 486 834 583 0
Belgium 463 706 656 23 92 -21 0
Bangladesh 436 1,314 332 -25 -26 72 0
Indonesia 408 1,349 302 32 51 369 0
Maldives 306 474 646 1 3 -7 0
Portugal 283 785 361 3 11 -15 0
Venezuela 271 616 440 -28 -23 465 0
Algeria 264 688 384 0
Malawi 257 573 449 0
Jamaica 253 51 4,961 0
Hong Kong
(SARC) 246 358 687 -17 -17 -17 0
Germany 245 281 872 1 18 -37 0
Qatar 228 358 637 107 0
South Africa 225 894 252 62 0
Japan 222 57 3,895 -17 -17 17 0
Brunei
Darussalam 195 236 826 0
Fiji 180 256 703 0
Greece 179 311 576 34 38 238 0
Importers
Exported
value 2002 in
US$
thousand
Share in
Uzbekistan'
s exports,
%
Exported
quantity
2002 (tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Export trend in
value between
98-02, %, p.a.
Export trend in
quantity
between 98-02,
%, p.a.
Export growth in
value between
01-02, %, p.a.
Ranking of
partner
countries in
world imports
Share of partner
countries in world
imports, %
value of partner
02, %, p.a.
Total 151 100 135 1'119 -37 -1
Turkey 60 40 100 600 -54 34 0 40
Lithuania 46 30 17 2'706 44 0 24
Czech Republic 45 30 18 2'500 25 22 0 14

almonds in the Czech Republic, of US$ 2,500 per ton, is again the lowest amongst all the
suppliers to the Czech Republic.
Turkey ranks 34th
, Lithuania 44th
and the Czech Republic 22nd
in the world imports of almonds,
all have strong growing markets. The world’s largest importers are Germany, Spain, Japan and
France. Germany’s market is declining whereas Spain’s and Japans are growing. The highest
unit price is paid in the United States, where the market is also growing most rapidly.
Table 25. The world’s main importers of fresh or dried almonds (HS080212) in 2002
Importers
Value imported
in 2002 in US$
thousand
Qty imported
in 2002 (tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Annual growth in
value between 98-
02,%
Annual growth in
quantity between
98-02,%
Annual growth in
value between 01-
02,%
Share in world
imports%
World
estimation 974'063 333'544 2'920 -1 9 18 100
Germany 173'098 62'815 2'756 -8 3 6 17
Spain 121'491 44'402 2'736 4 14 31 12
Japan 89'406 27'827 3'213 1 12 18 9
France 84'724 27'869 3'040 -3 7 25 8
Italy 57'499 18'408 3'124 -5 5 33 5
United Arab
Emirates 46'124 15'986 2'885 23 33 44 4
Canada 36'057 12'525 2'879 4 12 22 3
Belgium 32'993 10'683 3'088 15 22 32 3
Netherlands 32'276 10'535 3'064 -6 5 1 3
United
Kingdom 29'379 9'599 3'061 -7 1 2 3
Switzerland 25'453 7'623 3'339 -7 2 4 2
Hong Kong
(SARC) 22'453 8'970 2'503 16 29 33 2
Greece 18'836 5'749 3'276 15 24 86 1
Denmark 18'155 6'739 2'694 -6 6 -6 1
Korea, Rep. of
Korea 16'705 5'416 3'084 8 19 1 1
Mexico 15'592 8'116 1'921 6 31 23 1
India 12'282 2'463 4'987 -2 -2 -8 1
Israel 10'275 0 0 16 1
Sweden 10'161 3'237 3'139 -17 -8 8 1
Austria 9'273 2'787 3'327 6 15 55 0
Taiwan,
Province of
(China) 7'562 2'554 2'961 -4 4 36 0
Czech Republic 7'547 2'478 3'046 14 26 42 0
Russian
Federation 6'288 5'442 1'155 1 29 7 0
Norway 6'039 1'937 3'118 -13 -4 18 0
Poland 5'766 1'709 3'374 14 24 40 0
Lebanon 5'554 1'456 3'815 1 5 12 0
Australia 4'536 1'792 2'531 -8 5 173 0
Portugal 4'524 1'318 3'432 -11 -3 13 0
Egypt 4'051 1'271 3'187 7 9 18 0
Malaysia 3'648 1'371 2'661 21 24 20 0
Saudi Arabia 3'134 1'934 1'620 11 12 8 0
Singapore 2'915 858 3'397 1 5 29 0
New Zealand 2'630 761 3'456 2 10 10 0
Turkey 2'538 1'309 1'939 40 10 205 0
Finland 2'438 661 3'688 -12 -6 -3 0
Algeria 2'303 628 3'667 39 51 275 0
Hungary 2'235 680 3'287 5 15 14 0
United States
of America 2'136 378 5'651 116 110 135 0
Jordan 2'128 797 2'670 -1 9 -7 0

Fresh or dried walnuts (HS080232)
Ranked 12th
in the world, Uzbekistan’s exports of dried walnuts reached 2,540 tons in 2002,
worth US$ 4.2 million. Exports increased by 323% on average per year in value and 347% on
average per year in quantity between 1998-2002. World imports increased, by 7% on average per
year, during this period.
In 2002, Uzbekistan exported dried walnuts to Turkey, the Russian Federation, Jordan,
Germany, the Netherlands, Canada, Saudi Arabia and Sweden (see table 26). This market has
been dynamic in Turkey and Russia; it increased by 70% and 96% respectively on average per
year between 1998-2002.
Table 26. Uzbekistan’s exports of fresh or dried walnuts (HS080232) to the world in 2002
in the Turkish market, accounting for 34% of the country’s total imports of
dried walnuts. Uzbekistan expanded its market share in Turkey, at 597% on average per year
between 1998-2002. This is considerably larger than Turkey’s increase in imports of this product
70% on average per year. Uzbekistan’s unit value for dried walnuts in Turkey, of US$ 1,561 per
ton, is higher than Pakistan’s (US$ 1,556) and lower than Moldova’s (US$ 1,576).
after Tajikistan. Uzbekistan expanded its market share in Russia, at 201% on average per yea
between 1998-2002. This is considerably larger than the Russian Federation’s increase in
imports of dried walnuts96% on average per year. Uzbekistan’s unit value for dried walnuts in
Russia of US$ 1,462 per ton is the lowest amongst all its suppliers.
in the Jordanian market, accounting for 17% of the country’s total imports
after Moldova and Romania. The unit value of US$ 2,258 per ton for dried walnuts in Jordan is
higher than Moldova’s (US$ 1,882) and lower than Romania’s (US$ 2,409).
in the German market, accounting for 1% of the country’s total imports
after the United States, France, India, Moldova, Chile, China, the Ukraine, Austria, Romania,
Hungary and Slovakia. The unit value for dried walnuts in Germany, of US$ 3,873 per ton, is
higher than Greece’s (US$ 3,667) and lower than Austria’s (US$ 4,213).
Im porters
E xported
value 2002 in
U S$
thousand
Share in
U zbekistan'
s exports,
%
Exported
quantity
2002 (tons)
U nit value
(U S$ per
unit)
Export trend in
value between
98-02, % , p.a.
Export trend in
quantity
between 98-02,
% , p.a.
Export growth in
value between
01-02, % , p.a.
R anking of
partner
countries in
world im ports
Share of partner
countries in world
im ports, %
Total im port growth in
value of partner
02, % , p.a.
Total 4'270 100 2'540 1'681 323 347 95 7
Turkey 2'821 66 1'807 1'561 597 506 2666 12 2 70
R ussian
Federation 576 13 394 1'462 201 231 -66 30 0 96
Jordan 298 7 132 2'258 150 29 0 -1
G erm any 213 5 55 3'873 461 2 10 3
N etherlands 175 4 65 2'692 46 16 1 -13
C anada 121 3 40 3'025 44 6 5 7
Saudi Arabia 36 1 19 1'895 59 0 -18
Sweden 14 0 5 2'800 39 0 -7

in the Dutch Market, accounting for 3% of the country’s total imports after
the Ukraine, India, France, Germany, the United States, Belgium, Romania and Bulgaria. The
unit value for dried walnuts in the Netherlands of US$ 2,692 per ton is the lowest amongst all its
suppliers.
in the Canadian market, accounting for 1% of the country’s total imports
after the United States, China and India. The unit value for dried walnuts in Canada, of US$
3,025 per ton, is slightly higher than Moldova’s (US$ 3,000) and lower than the United States’
(US$ 3,179).
in the Saudi Arabian market, accounting for 15% of the country’s total
imports after Iran and China. The unit value for dried walnuts in Saudi Arabia of US$ 1,895 per
ton is higher than the United States’ (US$ 1,333) and lower than Iran’s (US$ 2,185).
in Swedish market, accounting for 1% of the country’s total imports after
the United States, Romania, France, India, Greece, Turkey, Germany, Canada, the Netherlands,
Iran, Poland, Italy, Hungary and the Ukraine. The unit value for dried walnuts in Sweden, of
US$ 2,800 per ton, is higher than Romania’s (US$ 2,193) and lower than India’s (US$ 3,310).
Demand in these markets is fluctuating but tend overall towards growth with the Russian
Federation and Turkey having the fastest growing markets.
Turkey ranks 12th
, the Russian Federation 30th
, Jordan 29th
, Germany 2nd
, The Netherlands 16th
,
Canada 6th
, Saudi Arabia 59th
and Sweden is ranked 39th
in the world imports of dried walnuts.
The world’s largest importers are Japan, Germany, France, Greece, Spain and Canada. All of
these markets are growing strongly.
Table 27. The world’s main importers of fresh or dried walnuts (HS080232) in 2002
Im p o rte rs
in 2 0 0 2 in U S $
th o u s a n d
Q ty im p o rte d
in 2 0 0 2 (to n s )
U n it v a lu e
(U S $ p e r
u n it)
0 2 ,%
q u a n tity b e tw e e n 9 8 -
0 2 ,%
0 2 ,%
S h a re in
w o rld
im p o rts %
W o rld
e s tim a tio n 2 8 2 ,6 4 2 8 1 ,2 0 0 3 ,4 8 1 7 9 7 1 0 0
J a p a n 4 5 ,8 1 5 9 ,9 3 5 4 ,6 1 1 3 3 6 1 6
G e rm a n y 2 9 ,4 7 6 7 ,1 9 7 4 ,0 9 6 3 7 1 1 1 0
F ra n c e 1 9 ,1 6 6 6 ,4 3 4 2 ,9 7 9 7 7 6 6
G re e c e 1 6 ,7 3 2 5 ,5 2 2 3 ,0 3 0 3 1 2 9 5 1 5
S p a in 1 5 ,5 6 0 3 ,8 6 7 4 ,0 2 4 1 9 1 7 -4 5
C a n a d a 1 4 ,6 3 2 4 ,6 5 5 3 ,1 4 3 7 6 -1 7 5
U n ite d
K in g d o m 1 0 ,6 6 3 2 ,8 5 9 3 ,7 3 0 3 1 -8 3
B e lg iu m 1 0 ,6 5 7 2 ,4 1 7 4 ,4 0 9 4 6 4 5 2 2 2 3
Is ra e l 9 ,9 2 4 0 6 -2 4 3
A u s tra lia 8 ,8 9 5 2 ,4 3 5 3 ,6 5 3 9 6 3 3
S w itz e rla n d 8 ,3 8 6 1 ,4 7 4 5 ,6 8 9 2 4 1 2 2
T u rk e y 8 ,2 8 3 5 ,2 7 9 1 ,5 6 9 7 0 6 8 1 0 7 8 2
Ita ly 7 ,4 3 4 1 ,7 4 5 4 ,2 6 0 1 2 1 3 -5 2
A u s tria 6 ,7 2 3 2 ,2 7 6 2 ,9 5 4 1 0 4 6 2
K o re a , R e p . o f
K o re a 5 ,7 5 2 1 ,3 6 2 4 ,2 2 3 5 8 6 0 2 7 2
N e th e rla n d s 5 ,2 1 9 1 ,4 2 8 3 ,6 5 5 -1 3 -9 -5 1
B ra z il 4 ,5 3 9 8 9 9 5 ,0 4 9 -9 -3 -2 8 1
M e x ic o 4 ,2 4 1 2 ,6 8 2 1 ,5 8 1 1 6 2 9 -6 1
S lo v e n ia 3 ,2 3 6 1 ,0 6 4 3 ,0 4 1 -4 -5 2 3 1
T a iw a n ,
P ro v in c e o f
(C h in a ) 3 ,0 2 4 8 0 8 3 ,7 4 3 9 1 1 9 1
P o rtu g a l 2 ,7 0 6 6 2 3 4 ,3 4 3 2 7 -1 3 0
B o s n ia a n d
H e rz e g o v in a 2 ,5 0 1 1 ,3 5 5 1 ,8 4 6 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 0
E g y p t 2 ,4 0 3 5 9 5 4 ,0 3 9 1 2 9 -6 0
H u n g a ry 2 ,2 1 9 8 7 2 2 ,5 4 5 1 1 1 1 2 6 0
C ro a tia 2 ,1 2 8 1 ,1 0 5 1 ,9 2 6 1 0 0 9 1 0
S y ria n A ra b
R e p u b lic 2 ,0 3 2 1 ,5 0 0 1 ,3 5 5 0
L e b a n o n 1 ,9 6 0 5 9 8 3 ,2 7 8 -1 8 -2 3 2 1 0

Dried Grapes (HS080620)
Ranked 15th
in the world, Uzbekistan’s exports of dried grapes reached 9,920 tons in 2002,
worth US$ 4.7 million. Exports of dried grapes increased by 25% on average per year in value
and by 67% on average per year in quantity between 1998-2002. World imports decreased, by
7% on average per year during the period.
In 2002 Uzbekistan exported to the Russian Federation, the Netherlands, Belarus, the Ukraine,
Germany, Turkey, Poland, Greece, the Republic of Korea, Azerbaijan, Moldova and India (see
table 28).
Table 28. Uzbekistan’s exports of dried grapes (HS080620) to the world in 2002
in Russian market, accounting for 17% of the country’s total imports of
dried grapes after Iran and Afghanistan. Uzbekistan expanded its market share in Russia at 24%
on average per year between 1998-2002. This is considerably larger than Russia’s increase in
imports of this product 4% on average per year during this period.
Importers
Value imported
in 2002 in US$
thousand
Qty imported
in 2002 (tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Annual growth in
value between 98-
02,%
Annual growth in
02,%
Annual growth in
value between 01-
02,%
Share in
world
imports%
Denmark 1,749 429 4,077 -5 -3 -11 0
Jordan 1,731 851 2,034 -1 2 16 0
Russian
Federation 1,723 1,030 1,673 96 84 -37 0
Hong Kong
(SARC) 1,715 470 3,649 -17 -18 7 0
Moldova,
Rep.of 1,615 647 2,496 55 0
Czech Republic 1,466 532 2,756 0 -1 73 0
Norway 1,334 205 6,507 3 0 6 0
United Arab
Emirates 1,249 379 3,296 0 -11 -5 0
New Zealand 1,223 342 3,576 6 3 37 0
Yugoslavia 1,119 490 2,284 256 0
Singapore 1,044 276 3,783 10 12 4 0
Sweden 1,023 289 3,540 -7 -5 5 0
Importers
Exported
value 2002 in
US$
thousand
Share in
Uzbekistan'
s exports,
%
Exported
quantity
2002 (tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Export trend in
value between
98-02, %, p.a.
Export trend in
quantity
between 98-02,
%, p.a.
Export growth in
value between
01-02, %, p.a.
Ranking of
partner
countries in
world imports
Share of partner
countries in world
imports, %
value of partner
02, %, p.a.
Total 4'760 100 9'920 480 25 67 -61 -7
Russian
Federation 3'019 63 7'550 400 24 71 -71 8 2 4
Netherlands 674 14 989 681 22 3 6 -6
Belarus 467 10 675 692 39 65 -8 52 0 -26
Ukraine 216 5 63 3'429 -19 22 0
Germany 154 3 210 733 143 187 81 2 9 -8
Turkey 56 1 130 431 11 27 331 55 0 -16
Poland 53 1 70 757 13 1 -6
Greece 31 1 38 816 68 0 -45
Korea, Rep. of
Korea 31 1 48 646 39 0 -7
Azerbaijan 22 0 79 278 72 153 -27 83 0 63
Moldova, Rep.of 16 0 43 372 220 100 0
India 15 0 19 789 150 23 0 -13

The unit value for dried grapes from Uzbekistan in Russia, of US$ 400 per ton, is higher than
Afghanistan’s (US$ 376) and lower than Chile’s (US$ 476).
in the Netherlands, accounting for 2% of the country’s total imports after
Turkey, Greece, the United States, South Africa, Chile, Iran and Belgium. The unit value for
dried grapes in the Netherlands market of US$ 681 per ton is higher than Iran’s (US$ 647) and
lower than Turkey’s (US$ 752) amongst all the suppliers to country.
in the Belarusian market, accounting for 37% of the country’s total imports.
Uzbekistan expanded its market share in Belarus at 39% on average per year between 1998-
2002, while Belarusian imports of dried grapes declined by 26% on average per year.
Uzbekistan’s unit value for dried grapes in Belarus of US$ 692 per ton is the lowest amongst all
its suppliers during these years.
after Iran and Turkey. Uzbekistan’s unit value for dried grapes in the Ukraine, of US$ 3,429 per
ton, is higher than Turkey’s (US$ 2,991) and lower than Iran’s (US$ 4,454).
in the German market, after Turkey, the United States, Greece, South
Africa, Belgium, Australia, Iran, the Netherlands, East Timor, Spain, Austria and Chile.
Uzbekistan expanded its market share in Germany at 143% on average per year, while
Germany’s import trend was declining by 8% on average per year between 1998-2002.
Uzbekistan’s unit value of US$ 733 per ton for dried grapes in Germany is in line with that of
other suppliers to the country.
after Greece, Free Zone2
, the United Kingdom, Italy and Germany. Uzbekistan expanded its
market share in Turkey at 11% on average per year between 1998-2002, while Turkey’s imports
of this product declined by 16% on average per year. Uzbekistan’s unit value for dried grapes in
Turkey, of US$ 431 per ton, is the lowest amongst all the suppliers to the country during this
time.
in the Polish market, after Iran, Greece, Turkey, the United States, the Area
nes and Chile. Uzbekistan’s unit value for dried grapes in Poland, of US$ 757 per ton, is higher
than Iran’s (US$ 650) and lower than Turkey’s (US$ 777).
in the Greek market, accounting for 6% of the country’s total imports after
Germany, the United States, Chile, Turkey and Iran. Uzbekistan’s unit value for dried grapes in
Greece, of US$ 816 per ton, is higher than Afghanistan’s (US$ 722) and lower than Iran’s (US$
850).
in the Korean market, accounting for 1% of the country’s total imports after
the United States of America, South Africa and Turkey. Uzbekistan’s unit value for dried grapes
in the Republic of Korea of US$ 646 per ton is the lowest amongst all its suppliers.
in Azeri market, accounting for 10% of the country’s total imports after
Iran. Uzbekistan expanded its market share in Azerbaijan at 72% on average per year between
1998-2002. Uzbekistan’s unit value of US$ 278 per ton for dried grapes in Azerbaijan is again
the lowest amongst all its suppliers.
2
Free Zone: Special area which has preferential or free tax

in the Moldovan market, accounting for 14% of the country’s total imports
after the Netherlands, Turkey and the United Kingdom. Uzbekistan’s unit value for dried grapes
in Moldova, of US$ 372 per ton, is the lowest amongst all its suppliers.
in the Indian market, after Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran, China and Area nes.
Uzbekistan’s unit value for dried grapes in India, of US$ 789 per ton, is higher than the United
States’ (US$ 591) and lower than Panama’s (US$ 923).
, the Netherlands 3rd
, Belarus 52nd
, the Ukraine 22nd
, Germany
2nd
, Turkey 55th
, Poland 13th
, Greece 68th
, the Republic of Korea 39th
, Azerbaijan 83rd
, Moldova
100th
and India 23rd
in world imports of dried grapes. Apart from Germany and the Netherlands,
the world’s largest importers are Japan, France, Greece, Spain and Canada. All these are large
but declining import markets. China followed by Egypt and Thailand has the fastest growing
markets.
Table 29. The world’s main importers of dried grapes (HS080620) in 2002
Importers
Value imported
in 2002 in US$
thousand
Qty imported
in 2002 (tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Annual growth in
value between 98-
02,%
Annual growth in
quantity between
98-02,%
Annual growth in
value between 01-
02,%
Share in world
imports%
W orld
estimation 612'603 679'074 902 -7 2 2 100
United
Kingdom 108'617 102'177 1'063 -9 -1 -4 17
Germ any 60'796 74'328 818 -8 3 3 9
Netherlands 40'862 44'498 918 -6 2 2 6
Japan 38'653 30'913 1'250 -9 -1 7 6
Canada 38'305 31'181 1'228 -5 1 1 6
France 25'530 26'567 961 -6 2 16 4
Italy 19'365 21'364 906 -9 0 26 3
Russian
Federation 17'399 51'738 336 4 13 -15 2
Australia 16'338 19'726 828 3 12 0 2
United Arab
Em irates 16'047 23'689 677 18 7 -6 2
United States
of America 14'511 15'144 958 -11 -5 8 2
Belgium 13'087 14'859 881 -12 -1 10 2
Poland 11'107 14'409 771 -6 5 -1 1
Brazil 10'812 13'758 786 -17 -2 -19 1
Mexico 10'796 18'548 582 10 36 12 1
Denm ark 9'297 6'876 1'352 -5 1 7 1
Sweden 7'885 5'493 1'435 -8 -3 2 1
New Zealand 7'395 6'996 1'057 -10 -2 -13 1
Taiwan,
Province of
(China) 6'135 5'551 1'105 -6 4 26 1
Saudi Arabia 6'068 7'909 767 5 10 23 0
Spain 5'824 6'976 835 -17 -8 -13 0
Ukraine 5'767 1'383 4'170 27 0
India 5'723 4'898 1'168 -13 -8 -34 0
Norway 5'571 3'620 1'539 -7 -2 13 0
Ireland 5'438 5'715 952 -13 -6 38 0
Austria 5'217 5'821 896 -8 1 4 0
Hong Kong
(SARC) 5'213 4'769 1'093 -12 -3 2 0
China 5'173 5'182 998 92 74 269 0
Thailand 4'930 4'328 1'139 69 65 42 0
Switzerland 4'213 3'726 1'131 -14 -8 -19 0
Colombia 4'117 4'594 896 -7 7 3 0
Egypt 3'844 5'833 659 23 29 141 0
Singapore 3'769 2'738 1'377 -13 -7 2 0
Peru 3'680 4'807 766 -6 7 4 0
Czech Republic 3'589 4'715 761 -5 6 -12 0
Finland 3'397 2'509 1'354 -10 -5 2 0
Malaysia 3'046 5'293 575 -1 7 17 0
Morocco 3'044 5'591 544 0
Korea, Rep. of
Korea 3'007 3'197 941 -7 4 9 0

Importers
Value imported
in 2002 in US$
thousand
Qty imported
in 2002 (tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Annual growth in
value between 98-
02,%
Annual growth in
quantity between
98-02,%
Annual growth in
value between 01-
02,%
Share in world
imports%
W orld
estimation 287'134 252'481 1'137 -2 5 9 100
Germany 91'953 85'246 1'079 -3 3 8 32
France 36'225 26'429 1'371 -6 -2 17 12
United
Kingdom 18'752 13'657 1'373 -5 -2 -9 6
United States
of America 18'720 12'659 1'479 6 6 27 6
Belgium 17'435 14'408 1'210 3 12 -12 6
Netherlands 13'040 12'514 1'042 -12 -7 -1 4
Italy 12'619 11'367 1'110 2 9 5 4
Austria 12'601 11'970 1'053 1 4 34 4
Denmark 9'815 7'651 1'283 -7 -4 0 3
Switzerland 8'270 4'687 1'764 -1 3 16 2
Sweden 7'431 4'918 1'511 1 5 24 2
Canada 7'406 4'041 1'833 6 11 7 2
Japan 5'830 1'792 3'253 11 12 35 2
Finland 4'436 3'284 1'351 -6 -1 5 1
Australia 3'206 2'433 1'318 6 14 6 1
Norway 2'853 2'073 1'376 -5 -2 1 0
Poland 2'251 1'909 1'179 7 15 24 0
Spain 2'214 1'976 1'120 4 21 41 0
Russian
Federation 1'205 1'739 693 -2 4 75 0
Frozen fruits (HS081120)
Ranked 53rd
in the world, Uzbekistan’s exports of frozen fruits reached 41 tons in 2002, worth
US$ 25,000. World imports decreased, by 2% on average per year between 1998-2002.
In 2002, Uzbekistan exported frozen fruits only to the Russian Federation (see table 30). This
market declined by 2% on average per year during this period.
Table 30. Uzbekistan’s exports of frozen fruits (HS081120) to the world in 2002
after Poland, Belgium, Hungary and Yugoslavia. Uzbekistan’s unit value for frozen fruits in
Russia, of US$ 610 per ton, is higher than Belgium’s (US$ 603) and lower than Yugoslavia’s
(US$ 622).
in world imports of frozen fruits. The world’s largest
importers are Germany, France, the United Kingdom, the United States, Belgium and the
Netherlands. These are large but declining import markets except the United States and Belgium,
which have been growing by 6% and 3% respectively on average per year between 1998-2002.
Much smaller importers, Japan, Australia, Poland and Spain are showing strong growth.
Table 31. The world’s main importers of frozen fruits (HS081120) in 2002
Importers
Exported
value 2002 in
US$
thousand
Share in
Uzbekistan'
s exports,
%
Exported
quantity
2002 (tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Export trend in
value between
98-02, %, p.a.
Export trend in
quantity
between 98-02,
%, p.a.
Export growth in
value between
01-02, %, p.a.
Ranking of
partner
countries in
world imports
Share of partner
countries in world
imports, %
value of partner
02, %, p.a.
Total 25 100 41 610 -2
Russian
Federation 25 100 41 610 19 0 -2

Frozen fruits and edible nuts (HS081190)
Ranked 70th
in the world, Uzbekistan’s exports of fruits and edible nuts reached 105 tons in
2002, worth US$ 53,000. Exports of this product decreased by 16% on average per year in value
and increased by 10% on average per year in quantity between 1998-2002. World imports
increased, by 1% on average per year during this same period.
In 2002, Uzbekistan exported fruits and edible nuts to the Austria and the Russian Federation
(see table 32).
Table 32. Uzbekistan’s exports of frozen fruits and edible nuts (HS081190)
in the Russian market, after Poland, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Belgium,
Armenia, Mexico, the Ukraine and Colombia. Uzbekistan has lost its market share in Russia at
26% on average per year between 1998-2002, while Russia’s imports increased by 5% on
average per year during this period. Uzbekistan’s unit value for fruits and edible nuts in Russia
of US$ 311 per ton is the lowest amongst all the suppliers to the Russian Federation.
Importers
Value imported
in 2002 in US$
thousand
Qty imported
in 2002 (tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Annual growth in
value between 98-
02,%
Annual growth in
quantity between
98-02,%
Annual growth in
value between 01-
02,%
Share in world
imports%
Czech Republic 1'094 874 1'252 0 -5 8 0
Israel 1'069 0 22 51 0
Korea, Rep. of
Korea 611 305 2'003 113 158 117 0
New Zealand 561 401 1'399 76 112 23 0
Mexico 499 1'599 312 27 94 3 0
Greece 492 388 1'268 28 34 56 0
Hungary 490 405 1'210 -23 -21 10 0
Brazil 472 447 1'056 6 22 26 0
South Africa 444 488 910 26 0
Ireland 441 228 1'934 -11 -14 52 0
Slovenia 418 372 1'124 -1 4 181 0
Portugal 393 260 1'512 16 17 87 0
Ukraine 320 17 18'824 416 0
Yugoslavia 320 270 1'185 1 6 63 0
Lithuania 308 414 744 79 114 130 0
Croatia 285 208 1'370 130 144 -79 0
China 264 189 1'397 128 143 408 0
Philippines 220 143 1'538 1275 0
Saudi Arabia 219 228 961 606 0
Latvia 198 162 1'222 35 45 94 0
Importers
Exported
value 2002 in
US$
thousand
Share in
Uzbekistan'
s exports,
%
Exported
quantity
2002 (tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Export trend in
value between
98-02, %, p.a.
Export trend in
quantity
between 98-02,
%, p.a.
Export growth in
value between
01-02, %, p.a.
Ranking of
partner
countries in
world imports
Share of partner
countries in world
imports, %
value of partner
02, %, p.a.
Total 53 100 105 505 -16 10 -33 1
Austria 39 74 60 650 10 2 -1
Russian
Federation 14 26 45 311 -26 -5 -33 23 0 5

Austria and the Russian Federation rank 10th
and 23rd
respectively in world imports of fruits and
edible nuts. The world’s largest importers are Germany, the United States, Japan, France, Italy
and the United Kingdom. Demand in these markets is fluctuating. However, less important
import markets in Lithuania, Poland and Mexico are growing rapidly.
Table 33. The world’s main importers of frozen fruits and edible nuts (HS081190) in 2002
Importers
Value imported
in 2002 in US$
thousand
Qty imported
in 2002 (tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Annual growth in
value between 98-
02,%
Annual growth in
quantity between
98-02,%
Annual growth in
value between 01-
02,%
Share in world
imports%
World
estimation 640'421 0 1 6 8 100
Germany 138'947 151'056 920 -7 1 6 21
United States
of America 92'319 77'710 1'188 10 14 16 14
Japan 72'217 33'910 2'130 8 10 -12 11
France 54'464 42'241 1'289 -2 5 24 8
Italy 30'837 24'024 1'284 5 9 -11 4
United
Kingdom 30'507 22'467 1'358 -3 4 24 4
Netherlands 28'473 30'429 936 -2 4 -2 4
Canada 26'014 20'908 1'244 5 3 13 4
Belgium 22'435 20'571 1'091 -4 -1 8 3
Austria 18'241 17'366 1'050 -1 6 31 2
Switzerland 15'358 11'357 1'352 2 7 9 2
Korea, Rep. of
Korea 13'289 17'699 751 34 35 70 2
Sweden 12'028 10'152 1'185 0 5 -11 1
Poland 8'893 9'808 907 18 28 59 1
Australia 8'171 5'727 1'427 -2 5 -8 1
Spain 6'131 4'127 1'486 8 12 17 0
Finland 5'932 4'958 1'196 4 11 13 0
Denmark 5'775 5'821 992 -1 1 1 0
Norway 5'720 3'032 1'887 4 8 12 0
Mexico 5'052 7'345 688 16 34 -10 0
Area Nes 4'213 3'574 1'179 0
Lithuania 3'563 3'947 903 48 53 72 0
Russian
Federation 3'385 5'354 632 5 23 42 0
Czech Republic 3'285 3'405 965 -4 5 10 0
Israel 2'055 0 -2 -7 0
Hong Kong
(SARC) 1'660 1'856 894 18 50 21 0
Greece 1'621 1'432 1'132 13 16 69 0
Slovenia 1'567 2'103 745 -8 -4 9 0
New Zealand 1'509 813 1'856 18 19 5 0
Ukraine 1'317 113 11'655 125 0
China 1'302 1'034 1'259 42 34 289 0
South Africa 962 824 1'167 -31 0
Luxembourg 925 202 4'579 67 35 297 0
Brazil 924 639 1'446 -45 -51 129 0
Croatia 889 1'288 690 18 33 -48 0
Portugal 830 863 962 -11 -3 20 0
Saudi Arabia 797 1'083 736 -3 2 50 0
Hungary 770 557 1'382 8 16 -7 0
Ireland 714 500 1'428 30 52 30 0

Dried Apricots (HS081310)
Ranked 8th
in the world, Uzbekistan’s exports of dried apricots reached 2,807 tons in 2002,
worth US$ 2.1 million. Exports of dried apricots increased by 52% on average per year in value
and 85% on average per year in quantity between 1998-2002. World imports decreased during
this time, by 4% on average per year.
In 2002 Uzbekistan exported dried apricots to the Russian Federation, Germany, the Ukraine, the
Netherlands and Belarus (see table 34). This market was dynamic, both in Russia and Belarus,
where it increased by 13% and 32% respectively on average per year between 1998-2002.
Table 34. Uzbekistan’s exports of dried apricots (HS081310) to the world in 2002
in the Russian market, accounting for 14% of the country’s total imports,
after Tajikistan and Turkey. Uzbekistan expanded its market share in Russia at 52% on average
per year between 1998-2002. This is considerably larger than Russia’s increase in imports of
dried apricots 13% on average per year during this same period. Uzbekistan’s unit value for
dried apricots in Russia, of US$ 548 per ton, is in line with that of other suppliers to the country.
in the German market, accounting for 3% of the country’s total imports
after Turkey and France. Uzbekistan’s unit value for dried apricots in Germany, of US$ 2,851
per ton, is higher than Trinidad’s and Tobago’s (US$ 2,250) and lower than South Africa’s (US$
3,000).
after Turkey. Uzbekistan’s unit value for dried apricots in the Ukraine of US$ 5000 per ton is the
highest amongst all the suppliers to the Ukraine.
in the Netherlands, accounting for 2% of the country’s total imports after
Turkey, South Africa, Australia, Germany and France. Uzbekistan’s unit value for dried apricots,
of US$ 1,052 per ton, is higher than Iran’s (US$ 824) and lower than Turkey’s (US$ 1,834).
in the Belarusian market, accounting for 9% of the country’s total imports
after Turkey, Tajikistan and the Russian Federation. Uzbekistan expanded its market shares in
Belarus since at 53% on average per year between 1998-2002. This is considerably larger than
the Belarusian increase in imports 32% on average per year during this same period.
Uzbekistan’s unit value for dried apricots in Belarus, of US$ 563 per ton, is higher than
Tajikistan’s (US$ 232) and lower than Turkey’s (US$ 1,387).
Importers
Exported
value 2002 in
US$
thousand
Share in
Uzbekistan'
s exports,
%
Exported
quantity
2002 (tons)
Unit value
(US$ per
unit)
Export trend in
value between
98-02, %, p.a.
Export trend in
quantity
between 98-02,
%, p.a.
Export growth in
value between
01-02, %, p.a.
Ranking of
partner
countries in
world imports
Share of partner
countries in world
imports, %
value of partner
02, %, p.a.
Total 2,191 100 2,807 781 52 85 -63 -4
Russian
Federation 1,358 62 2,476 548 52 84 -70 5 5 13
Germany 499 23 175 2,851 4 9 -5
Ukraine 235 11 47 5,000 2838 26 0
Netherlands 81 4 77 1,052 1250 7 3 -13
Belarus 18 1 32 563 53 162 -14 48 0 32

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