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The article reports that Agricultural production in Azerbaijan's Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic from January through April 2021. Topics include manufacture of agricultural products in the republic over the reporting period grew; and agricultural products, including fruits and vegetables, were exported from the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic.

The article informs that according to Azerbaijan State Customs Committee, Russia ranks first in terms of the biggest import volume followed by Turkey and China from January through April 2021. It mentions that products imported includes animal fat and vegetable oil, fruits and vegetables, and butter and milk.

The article offers information about the share of Azerbaijan's export accounted for fruits and vegetables. It mentions that fruits and vegetables are followed by cotton fiber and aluminum products. It discusses about the export of the non-oil products in January 2021 increased compared to January 2020.

The article informs that according to a report from Central Bank, imports of the non-oil sector including food products of Azerbaijan decreased in 2020 as compared to 2019. It mentions that in the structure of non-oil imports, imports of pharmaceuticals grew, followed by vegetable products and detergents.

The article informs on rise in foreign trade turnover of Azerbaijan with 164 countries from January through April 2021. Topics discussed include rise in the volume of export; information on oil, gas and oil products that were exported within the said period; and an account of fruits and vegetables, and cotton exports.

The article reports that majority of Azerbaijan's export of non-oil products in 2021 were made up of fruits and vegetable exports.

The article reports that Azerbaijan's export of fruits and vegetables in 2020 has slightly exceeded the export revenues of 2019.

The article reports on the increase in the value of fruits and vegetables imported by Azerbaijan from January through September 2020, according to the reporting data of the Azerbaijani State Customs Committee.

The article reports that according to Export Review of the Azerbaijani Center for Analysis of Economic Reforms and Communication, significant part of Azerbaijan's export volume of fruit and vegetables increased from January through August 2020 as compared to 2019. It mentions that fruits and vegetables are followed by cotton fiber exported, followed by aluminum and sugar.

The article reports the information on export of fruits and vegetables from Azerbaijan. Topics include the decrease in the volume of exports of locally produced apples due to the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic; and the cooperation with foreign markets-importers of fruits and vegetables of Russia and Belarus.

The article discusses Azerbaijan has increased the import of fruits from January 2020 through March 2020. It mentions about an increase in export of fresh vegetables, sugar, vegetable oils, tea, food additives and cotton fiber. It also mentions that the exports of unprocessed aluminum and bentonite clay has decreased.

The article informs about a decrease in Turkey's exports of citrus fruits to Azerbaijan from January through October 2019. It mentions about a decrease in the export of Turkish fruits, vegetables and citrus fruits; and also mentions about a decrease in Turkey's income from the export of fruits, vegetables and citrus fruits.

The article reports that according to Turkey's Union of Exporters of Fresh Fruit and Vegetables, there is a decline in exports of citrus fruits of Turkey to Azerbaijan and its Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic in January-August 2019 as compared to the same period in 2018. Topics discussed include the amount of the value of the exported citrus fruits, decline in Turkey's exports of fruits and vegetables; and Turkey's exports of citrus fruits in monetary terms.

The article offers information related to the increase in exports of fruits and vegetables by 15 percent in January-June 2019 in Azerbaijan. It mentions that exports of plastic and plastic products amounted to million dollars during the aforementioned period, with exports of cotton fiber having amounted to million dollars, chemical industry products to 45.6 million dollars, and alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages to million dollars.

The article offers information on planning of Bina Agro Co., agricultural company, for growing greenhouse vegetables to export vegetables to more countries and increase the export volume, as per spokesperson for the company Nazrin Hajiyeva. Topics discussed include information on planning to increase the export volumes to Russia and European countries; increasing demand of company's products in Azerbaijan market; and information on Bina Agro, which has GLOBALGAP, farm assurance certificate.

The article discusses export of onion by Azerbaijan to Turkey is responsible for an increase in prices of Azerbaijan according to Bashir Guliyev, head of the Azerbaijani Fruit and Vegetable Producers and Exporters Association. It also mentions that the low prices for onions are unprofitable to farmers, as they incur losses.