Albanian agricultural products, in foreign markets - In August, they reached over 34 thousand tons. An increase of 11%
Albanian agricultural exports are increasingly expanding into foreign markets, reflecting the increase in quality and the empowerment of farmers in the country.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has announced that exports of agricultural products during August 2025 reached 34,455 tons, marking an increase of about 11% compared to the same period a year earlier.
The favorable climate and the opportunity to cover regional markets with untapped potential make Albania a country with promising potential in several sectors, especially in agriculture. Albanian agricultural products are also found in 80 international markets.
According to the Ministry of Agriculture, fertile soil, the dedication of farmers, and the vision of state support are turning into a force that reaches international markets as a guarantee of quality and a success story, strengthening the brand more and more every day.
Meanwhile, in total exports, those that lead and have the highest demand from foreign consumers are Albanian fresh fruits and vegetables. Among the most exported products are seasonal ones, such as tomatoes, cucumbers, salads, watermelons, melons, etc.
The increase in exports of Albanian products shows a reflection of the increase in quality and empowerment of farmers in the country. Also, the sustainable growth of agricultural products reflects the work and effort of Albanian farmers for brand recognition in international markets, qualitatively improving the products with which we compete in international markets.
On the other hand, Albanian products during the summer season occupy an important place in the domestic market, supplying not only the demand of domestic consumers but also of foreign tourists, who when visiting Albania are more oriented towards local products.
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