Azerbaijan resumes ice cream exports to three countries

During the first six months of 2022, Azerbaijan imported 654.93 tons of ice cream for $3.2 million, Report informs, citing the State Statistics Committee.

According to the committee, the monetary value of the imports decreased by 13.5%, and the volume by 16% compared to the same period last year.

During the reporting period, Azerbaijan imported 263.02 tons (decreased by 10.5% compared to a year ago) of ice cream worth $1,532,000 (-9.2%) from Turkiye, 269.22 tons (-7%) worth $1,153,000 (-2%) from Russia, 64.73 tons (+4.8%) worth $244,100 (+45.2%) from Ukraine, 26.93 tons (-8.7%) worth $72,530 (-6.4%) from Croatia, and 10.35 tons (-67.7%) worth $40,990 (-62.7%) from Belarus.

During the reporting period, Azerbaijan exported 33.96 tons (54%) of ice cream worth $76,200 (-63.3%).

Of this, 15.21 tons worth $15,210 were sold to Iraq, 3.97 tons worth $16,420 to Turkmenistan, and 14.78 tons worth $14,740 to Georgia.

Azerbaijan resumed supplying ice cream to Georgia after eight years and three months, to Iraq after two years and five months, and to Turkmenistan after one year and eight months.

Of the 130 tons of ice cream exported by Azerbaijan last year, 71.5% went to Cote d'Ivoire, 15.4% to Turkiye, and 13.1% to Palestine.