The new mung bean season in Uzbekistan is underway

The 2026 harvest is in full swing, and production this season is expected to exceed 250,000 tonnes.

Uzbekistan is among the world’s largest producers and exporters of mung beans, alongside Myanmar, India and Australia. Between 2019 and 2025, national production rose by 127%, and exports reached 150,000 tonnes in 2025.

Uzbekistan has already moved to the next stage by starting supplies of sprouting-quality and organic mung beans. Thanks to sector reforms, the country is now one of the three main suppliers of sprouting beans to the EU, together with China and Myanmar. In the 2025, the EU imported more than 1,200 tonnes of Uzbek mung beans, and over 50% of that was sprouting grade. China’s share is larger, but much of what it supplies is primary-processed product, which is later re-exported to Japan, South Korea and Southeast Asia.

Global Export is leading this shift.

In September 2026 we launched a new dedicated mung bean processing facility with modern cleaning, sorting and quality-control technology.

🔹 60 tonnes a day, or around 2,000 tonnes a month, of finished sprouting-quality mung beans

🔹 Selected sprouting lots with germination above 98%, subject to lot testing

🔹 Organic mung beans available

🔹 Food safety management certified to FSSC 22000; SMETA audit completed through Sedex

🔹 Designed to meet the requirements of demanding markets including Japan, South Korea, the US and the EU

For buyers, this means direct cooperation with an Uzbek producer and processor.

Secure your volumes for the new season now.

📩 Contact Global Export for samples, specifications and a price quote.