Uzbek goods are being sold on the German online platforms OTTO and Kaufland: Pakhta Guli tea sets, Rishtan ceramics, national knives by craftsmen from Namangan, and kazan cauldrons with capacities of 8–22 liters. The report was released by the Dunyo agency and presented by Kun.uz.
In an interview with Vesti news agency journalist Pavel Zarubin, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia has never banned the supply of oil, gas, coal and uranium raw materials to Europe, and that the initiative to stop purchases came from the European states themselves. According to him, the EU continues to develop plans for a complete abandonment of the remaining supplies. Earlier, Putin instructed the government to assess redirecting exports to other markets.
On 20 October, the Legislative Chamber of the Oliy Majlis passed in its second and third readings amendments to Article 11-1 of the law “On Currency Regulation”, providing for a court reduction of fines by 50% when mitigating circumstances exist. The document has been sent to the Senate. According to data presented during consideration, in 2025 fines were imposed on 9,100 entrepreneurs totaling 3.3 trillion soums. On October 20, the Legislative Chamber of the Oliy Majlis passed in the second and third readings amendments to Article 11-1 of the law 'On Currency Regulation', providing for a 50% reduction of fines by a court in the presence of mitigating circumstances. The document has been sent to the Senate. According to figures cited during the consideration, in 2025 fines were imposed on 9,100 entrepreneurs totaling 3.3 trillion soums.
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Russian manufacturers could significantly increase fertilizer exports to the American market. The topic of expanding trade between the countries is developing after the phone conversation between Putin and Trump on October 9, when Moscow confirmed its readiness to supply oil and petroleum products.
The Wosune Food Ingredients Karshi plant worth $8.5 million has started operating in the Kashkadarya SEZ. The enterprise processes local fruits and vegetables into dried products for export and aims to reach annual exports of $40 million.
The Agency for Industrial Cooperation and Public Procurement has put up for discussion a draft resolution under which exporters with a local production certificate will be able to obtain a certificate of origin within one working day, while the basic fee for issuance will drop from 35% to 24% of the BSV. The discussion will last until November 3.
According to the logistics service ATI.SU, in the third quarter of 2026 the number of requests for export freight transportation from Uzbekistan grew by 29%, and rates by 10%. Demand for delivery to Belarus increased by 80%, to Russia by 25%. Import transportation showed fluctuations: a decline in July-August and a 39% rise in September.