Uzbekistan has made its debut in the Australian market by exporting dried plums for the first time.
This milestone reflects Uzbekistan's growing presence in the global dried fruit sector, where it aims to leverage its rich agricultural heritage and high-quality products. The export of dried plums not only enhances trade relations between Uzbekistan and Australia but also showcases the potential for further agricultural exports from Uzbekistan to international markets.
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