Kyrgyzstan has entered the top ten major importers of chocolate from Russia

According to information published on the UN Comtrade platform, Kyrgyzstan has secured a place among the top ten largest importers of chocolate from the Russian Federation.
Based on data provided by the Federal Center for the Development of Export of Agricultural Products "Agroexport," Kazakhstan, Belarus, and Uzbekistan lead this list, occupying the top three positions for the year 2025.
Kazakh companies imported chocolate worth $192 million, while Belarus spent $123 million on Russian sweets, and Uzbekistan purchased products totaling more than $68 million.
The fourth and fifth places are held by Azerbaijan with an import volume of $48 million and Armenia with $28.5 million. Kyrgyzstan follows with an indicator of $26.1 million, then comes Georgia ($19.5 million) and China ($14.4 million).
Also making it into the top ten are Moldova with $7.7 million and Serbia, whose imports amounted to $6.8 million.