Russia sources its fruit from a diverse range of countries globally. For the category of Other Fruits, key import partners include nations from the Caucasus, Europe, and Africa.
Primary Sources for Russia's "Other Fruits" Imports
Russia primarily imports "Other Fruits" from several key countries, with significant trade volumes coming from its neighbors and other international partners. These imports contribute substantially to the Russian market's fruit supply.
The top five countries from which Russia imported "Other Fruits" are:
| Country | Import Value (2022) |
|---|---|
| Azerbaijan | $163 million |
| Turkey | $51.1 million |
| Uzbekistan | $45.6 million |
| Netherlands | $28.2 million |
| Egypt | $23.1 million |
Azerbaijan stands out as the largest supplier in this category, contributing a significant portion of Russia's "Other Fruits" imports. Turkey and Uzbekistan also play crucial roles, leveraging their geographical proximity and agricultural capacities.
Fastest Growing Import Markets for "Other Fruits"
Between 2021 and 2022, several countries demonstrated rapid growth in their exports of "Other Fruits" to Russia, indicating shifting trade dynamics and emerging import preferences. These markets are quickly increasing their share in the Russian fruit import sector.
The fastest-growing import markets for "Other Fruits" in Russia during this period include:
- Uzbekistan: Witnessed a substantial increase of $21 million.
- Netherlands: Showed a growth of $8.72 million.
- Lithuania: Increased its exports by $6.36 million.
These figures highlight the evolving landscape of Russia's fruit import partners, with new and existing suppliers expanding their presence in the market.
