Azerbaijan sharply increases antifreeze sales to its main supply market

In the first quarter of 2025, Azerbaijan exported 116 tons of antifreeze worth $87,100, Report informs, citing the State Statistical Committee.

This is 3 times more in value and 4 times more in quantity than the same period last year.

During the specified period, Azerbaijan sold 40.7 tons (+4 times) worth $32,000 (+3.4 times) to Iraq, 24.8 tons (there were no supplies a year ago) worth $15,500 to Uzbekistan, 11.5 tons (there were no supplies a year ago) worth $8,500 to Israel, 13.3 tons (+2.2 times) worth $8,300 (+49%) to Turkmenistan, and 4.9 tons (there were no supplies a year ago) worth $5,200 to Jordan.

Iraq accounted for 30% of the 398 tons of antifreeze exported from Azerbaijan in 2024, and Turkmenistan accounted for 27.4%.