Kyrgyzstan's coffee imports from Russia reached 319.9 metric tons between January and May, marking a significant increase over the previous year.
Key facts
- •Kyrgyzstan imported 319.9 metric tons of Russian coffee from January to May.
- •The value of Russian coffee imports for the period reached $3.05 million.
- •Russia supplied 64.7% of Kyrgyzstan's total coffee imports in the first five months of the year.
- •Imports of coffee, tea, and mate extracts from Russia totaled 119.4 metric tons.
- •Russia accounted for 25.8% of Kyrgyzstan's total imports during the reporting period.
Kyrgyzstan significantly increased its coffee imports from Russia during the first five months of 2025. According to data from the National Statistical Committee, Russia remains the country's primary coffee supplier.
By the numbers
Coffee Import Figures
Kyrgyzstan imported 319.9 metric tons of coffee from Russia between January and May, valued at $3.05 million. This represents a substantial rise from the 94.9 metric tons imported during the same period in 2024, which were valued at $1.08 million. Russia accounted for 64.7% of Kyrgyzstan's total coffee imports of 493.8 metric tons during these five months.
Extracts and Total Trade
Imports of coffee, tea, and mate extracts from Russia also saw a slight increase, rising to 119.4 metric tons worth $1.58 million, up from 109.4 metric tons valued at $1.04 million in the prior year. Overall, Russian exports to Kyrgyzstan reached $1.39 billion during the January-May period, representing 25.8% of Kyrgyzstan's total imports.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by TASS (English).
