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Uzbekistan expands textile exports through new sales channels

The Uzbekistan Association Uztextileprom is exploring new opportunities to promote the products of Uzbek manufacturers in global markets. These opportunities include retail partnerships, export initiatives, and the use of online marketplaces.

Saida Mirhamidova, Deputy Chairman of the association for international relations and industrial digitalization, held negotiations with representatives of organizations from Russia and Belarus, as well as with the online marketplace Lamoda. The goal of the meetings was to discuss potential areas of cooperation.

Discussion of projects with Russian partners

During the meeting with MODAM Fashion International, based in St. Petersburg, the parties discussed joint fashion projects. The possibility of allocating trade spaces for Uzbek manufacturers in the Gulliver shopping and entertainment complex was also considered. This measure is intended to give local brands the opportunity to offer their products directly to consumers in Russia.

Furthermore, the activities of the Trade House of Uzbekistan in Belarus were discussed, with an emphasis on increasing its efficiency. Priorities named included attracting new buyers, expanding the promotion of goods from Uzbek factories, and increasing the number of concluded export contracts.

Cooperation with Lamoda

Another area of cooperation with Lamoda relates to creating private labels involving Uzbek manufacturing companies. This project involves attracting market analysts, designers, and pattern developers to create collections that meet current consumer demand and ensure higher added value.

Thanks to this approach, factories will be able to gradually transition from contract manufacturing to building their own brands and forming additional sources of income. All these initiatives are aimed at expanding the geographical scope of Uzbekistan's textile exports, strengthening direct links between producers and end consumers, and increasing the added value of textile products.

At the conclusion of the meetings, all parties agreed to continue negotiations and develop mechanisms for implementing joint projects.

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Uzbekistan expands food product exports to Kuwait
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Uzbekistan expands food product exports to Kuwait

A delegation from Uzbekistan, comprising local producers and exporters, held negotiations in Kuwait with representatives of fifteen local food importers and major trading companies. According to the Dunyo news agency, these business meetings focused on increasing export volumes, organizing supplies, and logistics.

Special attention was paid to opportunities for Uzbek meat, frozen products, confectionery, dried fruits, and legumes to enter the Kuwaiti market. The parties discussed supply terms for meat and frozen products, including quality, volume, packaging, and logistics requirements, during meetings with representatives of Abrar Universal Group and Alyasra Foods.

Separate negotiations regarding the export of confectionery took place between World Sweets and Zarqand and Krember. Opportunities for promoting Uzbek goods in the Kuwaiti market were also discussed with Souq Adan, Go Fresh, Cozmo Central Food, and SAF Kuwait.

Following meetings with Ariana Advanced General Trading, which specializes in wholesale food trade, a memorandum of understanding was signed with Amax Exim LLC. This document provides for cooperation in the export of dried fruits, legumes, and meat products.

The development of e-commerce was another topic of the visit. In a meeting with representatives of Alhafed National, the parties discussed ways to promote and sell Uzbek products to Kuwaiti consumers through e-commerce channels. The Yeeb e-commerce platform is scheduled to launch in October, and a special section for Uzbek products has already been created.

Uzbek exporters are expected to be gradually integrated into this platform, while product catalogs are being developed. During the visit, memorandums of understanding were also signed between the Ministry of Agriculture of Uzbekistan and Alhafed National, as well as export cooperation agreements with Amax Exim and Chortoq Mineral Water.

The parties also examined the potential for establishing a trade house for Uzbek products in Kuwait. A separate part of the discussions was dedicated to cooperation in transport and logistics. Representatives of Navoi Airport discussed the prospects of organizing air cargo transportation with Beyout Holding, KRH, and Sky Aviation Service Group.

Options for fast delivery of perishable food and agricultural products, as well as meat and frozen goods, including transit schemes and further cargo distribution, were reviewed. As a result of the visit, new mechanisms for promoting Uzbek food products in the Kuwaiti market were developed, which include direct business contacts, e-commerce, and the development of air transport logistics.

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