Uzbek cherries are now in London - the first shipment has been successfully delivered

The sweet and juicy cherries grown in Uzbekistan have now begun to conquer the markets of Great Britain. The country's agro-export potential grows year by year, steadily strengthening its position in international markets. The first shipment of cherries this year was successfully delivered to London via Uzbekistan Airways’ “Tashkent–London” flight.

The exported batch will be sold through major retail chains in the United Kingdom. According to experts, Uzbek cherries have already generated positive feedback and interest among British consumers due to their unique taste, attractive appearance, and natural ecological purity.

Currently, not only cherries but also more than 30 types of agricultural products — including fresh grapes, dried and canned fruits, vegetables, nuts, melons, and legumes — are being exported to the British market. This indicates growing trust and demand for Uzbek products.

According to economists, such achievements in agriculture contribute not only to strengthening the national economy but also to creating new jobs and increasing foreign currency earnings. Moreover, local farmers are being given broader opportunities to enter European markets.

It is worth noting that in recent years, systematic measures have been implemented in Uzbekistan to produce export-oriented agricultural goods, process them according to international standards, and package them appropriately. These efforts are bearing fruit, and the reputation of the Uzbekistan brand in global markets is growing.

Thus, Uzbek cherries are now being recognized not only for their taste but also for their quality. The first shipment to the UK is, without exaggeration, just the beginning of a great journey.