Russian natural chips expected to appear on the Uzbek market
Uzbekistan is famous for its hospitality - the table here is full of various dishes: pilaf, samsa, bread, juicy vegetables and, of course, tea. Uzbeks also have their own snack, which they have loved since childhood - kurt. These salty dairy balls are closely associated with local culture: they are eaten with tea and even on the go.
**Russian natural chips are preparing to enter the Uzbek market**
In recent years, modern snacks, in particular chips made in Russia, have been gaining ground among traditional dishes. Uzbekistan is one of the most important importers of Russian chips, having purchased $13 million worth of products since the beginning of 2026, entering the top three largest buyers. In general, in January-May 2026, Russia exported potato chips worth about $100 million, which is 29% more than in the same period in 2025.
Demand for natural products from Russia is growing among Uzbek consumers who value quality products. Therefore, Stamba, one of the largest Russian companies producing natural potato chips, is planning to enter the Uzbek market. The company is exploring opportunities for cooperation with Uzbek distributors and sales networks.
**National brand "Made in Russia" unites businesses of two countries**
"Stamba" is being helped by the "Made in Russia" program implemented by the Russian Export Center in finding foreign partners. This program is aimed at promoting Russian products abroad and includes voluntary certification, international promotion and business events. This helps Russian manufacturers enter new markets.
For Uzbek distributors and buyers, Stamba's participation in this program can be an additional sign of confidence when choosing a supplier. As part of voluntary certification, the company confirms that the product meets the established quality criteria. This allows potential partners to quickly pass the initial assessment of the manufacturer and discuss specific terms of cooperation.
**"Stamba" is confidently conquering new markets**
"Stamba" is a reliable Russian manufacturer of natural potato chips under the BRUTO brand. Its modern factory produces a wide range of chips with more than 50 classic and original author's flavors.
Today, BRUTO chips are sold in more than 150 cities in Russia, and are also supplied to Belarus, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Georgia.
Stamba enters the Uzbek market with BRUTO chips made from 100% fresh potatoes for those who appreciate natural taste, and offers snack lovers several bright product lines.