Agro cargo — agricultural shipments to and from Uzbekistan

Agricultural cargo from and to Uzbekistan is a dedicated TRANSCEKA category with our own reefer fleet, in-house agro-logisticians and well-rehearsed phytosanitary procedures. We deliver Uzbek cherries to Moscow by 1 June, pomegranates to Berlin by November and fertilizers to Tashkent in time for the sowing season — exactly to the right window.

What we ship from Uzbekistan

• Fresh fruit and berries — cherry, apricot, peach, plum, grapes, pomegranate, persimmon, apple, pear. Reefer +2…+8 °C.
• Melons — melons, watermelons. Standard or ventilated trailer.
• Citrus — lemons (Surkhandarya). Reefer +5…+10 °C.
• Dried fruit — raisins, dried apricot, prunes, figs, dates. Standard trailer.
• Nuts — walnut, almond, pistachio, hazelnut. In sacks or vacuum packs.
• Vegetables — tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, onions, garlic (reefer +5…+10 °C).
• Grain and cereals — wheat, barley, maize, rice, beans, mung beans.
• Processed — tomato paste, sauces, jams, canned goods, spices.

What we ship to Uzbekistan

• Seed stock — vegetable hybrids, elite cereal varieties. ISTA or OECD certified.
• Fertilizers — mineral (NPK, urea), organic, micro-fertilizers. Includes hazardous Class 5.1 (see ADR service).
• Plant protection products — herbicides, insecticides, fungicides. Class 6.1 — handled under ADR.
• Agricultural machinery — tractors, combines, trailers, seeders, harrows, sprayers.
• Spare parts — OEM and aftermarket for John Deere, CLAAS, New Holland, Massey Ferguson.
• Animal feed — compound feed, premixes, feed additives.
• Planting material — fruit, vine, ornamental seedlings (with phytosanitary certificate and quarantine inspection).

Routes and seasonal windows

From Uzbekistan

To Uzbekistan

• Fertilizers and crop protection — peak shipments February–April (spring sowing) and August–September (winter crops).
• Seeds — orders from December, main shipments January–March.
• Agricultural machinery and spares — year-round, peaks March–May and August–September.

Documents for agro export

1. Phytosanitary certificate from Uzbek State Quarantine — the key document, no export without it.
2. Certificate of origin CT-1 (CIS) or EUR.1 (EU) — for preferential rates or duty-free entry.
3. Uzstandart quality certificate — compliance with sanitary norms.
4. Pesticide laboratory test report — mandatory for the EU, recommended for RF.
5. HACCP / GlobalGAP — for the EU premium segment and retail chains.
6. Customs declaration — export and import declaration.
7. Veterinary certificate — for feed and animal-derived products.

Documents for import to Uzbekistan

1. Phytosanitary certificate from the country of origin + Uzbek quarantine inspection on entry.
2. Registration of crop protection and fertilizers with the State Committee for Ecology (separate procedure if not registered).
3. Ministry of Agriculture licence — for seed stock of regulated crops.
4. Conformity certificate for machinery.

Equipment and temperature modes

• Reefer +2…+8 °C — cherry, berries, leafy vegetables.
• Reefer +5…+12 °C — grapes, citrus, root vegetables.
• Controlled-atmosphere CA — for long apple and pear runs, extending freshness to 30+ days.
• Ventilated curtain-side trailer — for melons and dried fruit.
• Standard trailer / semi-trailer — grain, nuts, processed foods.
• Silo / container trailer — for bulk grain.

Why TRANSCEKA on agro

• Owned reefer fleet with CA mode — extends fruit freshness in transit.
• Working relationships with State Quarantine, Rosselkhoznadzor and Uzstandart — paperwork in 1–2 working days.
• Seasonal scheduling — we lock the calendar and reserve capacity 2 months before the season starts.
• Temperature monitoring with auto-escalation on excursions — fruit arrives fresh.
• Full insurance covering spoilage and damage.
• Niche-segment expertise — premium cherry to Moscow, pomegranate to Germany, mung bean to Iran.

Send a request indicating crop, volume, and destination — we will quote and book the next departure.