Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) — Food products made in Uzbekistan are in steady demand on the international market. Interest in Uzbek products not only remains strong but is growing rapidly.

According to data from the Wildberries platform, sales of Uzbek food products have increased 13 times in Belarus, almost 7 times in Kyrgyzstan, and 5 times in Russia and Kazakhstan over the past year.

In Russia, consumers most often order capsule coffee, instant coffee, jam, halva, dried fruits, nuts, and chocolate bars. Uzbek dried fruits, nuts, and halva have long been a hallmark of the country. Now, coffee has joined these products and is growing in popularity.

In Kazakhstan, consumers prefer instant coffee, vegetable preserves, and cookies from Uzbekistan.

Special attention should be given to vegetable preserves from Uzbekistan, which are in high demand in Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan. Uzbekistan is rich in delicious, juicy vegetables grown under the warm sun.

In Belarus, they are chosen alongside traditional Uzbek halva, while in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, they are used as a base for many local dishes.

Armenian buyers particularly appreciate halva, highlighting the region's love for Eastern sweets. The popularity of Uzbek food products abroad continues to grow, confirming the high quality and authenticity of traditional flavors. Experts note that the demand for natural products will only continue to increase.