Armenian Apricot in 21 Markets, Flowers in 26: New Export Data for July 2026

The Deputy Minister of Economy, Arman Khojayan, reported that in July 2026, Armenia exported 2,325 tons of peppers, 1,579 tons of tomatoes, around 3.6 million flowers, 7,010 tons of apricots, 1,715 tons of cherries, 430 tons of plums, and 1,645 tons of peaches and nectarines.

Khojayan noted that there has been an increase in the diversification of export markets. In particular, flowers were exported to 26 countries, fruits to 21 countries, and vegetables to 14 countries. This indicates that the export of Armenian agricultural products is gradually being conducted to a greater number of markets, thus reducing dependence on individual markets, as discussed during the government session.