Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) — In 2024, the sales volume of Uzbek-made products through the online marketplace Wildberries increased by 61.3% compared to the previous year, according to a statement from the platform’s press service.

In the Russian market, there was a significant increase in sales of Uzbek food products, which doubled in volume. The sales of home textiles grew by 66%, clothing by 61%, and sportswear by 51%.

In Belarus, sales of automotive goods from Uzbekistan increased fivefold. The demand for food products, baby items, clothing, and toys also doubled.

In Kazakhstan, the top growth categories were automotive goods and clothing. Significant increases were also seen in sportswear (+78%), home textiles (+71%), and baby clothing (+59%).

In Kyrgyzstan, automotive goods sales increased 15 times, while the sales of clothing and home textiles also saw multiple-fold growth.

Wildberries highlights that textiles remain the leading export category for Uzbekistan. At the same time, the growing sales of automotive goods and food products indicate diversification of the export range and adaptation to international demand, the company noted.