Azerbaijan starts antifreeze exports to Burundi

Azerbaijan exported 212 tons of antifreeze worth $166,000 in January-April 2026.

Report informs, citing the State Statistics Committee, that this is 5% more in value and 4% more in volume than in the same period of 2025.

During the reporting period, Azerbaijan sold 67 tons of antifreeze worth $48,000 to Turkmenistan (+5 times in value, +4 times in volume), 46 tons worth $37,000 to Iraq (-46% in value, -47% in volume), 41 tons worth $29,100 to Israel (+4 times in both value and volume), 24.3 tons worth $22,200 to Georgia, where no supplies were recorded a year earlier, and 10.3 tons worth $7,620 to the Dominican Republic (+2.2 times in value, +93% in volume).

This year, supplies to Burundi were recorded for the first time in the past 16 years, with 0.02 tons worth $700 exported to the country. Official foreign trade statistics available for public use date back to 2011.