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Usagevpn.com – Industrial output in Uzbekistan climbed 6.8 percent during 2025, and the country’s export bill swelled by roughly a quarter to approximately €29 billion, figures released by the National Statistics Committee. Behind those macro numbers sits a quieter transformation: a growing cohort of domestic producers is converting raw manufacturing capacity into branded goods that carry the “Made in Uzbekistan” mark onto shelves far beyond Tashkent’s borders. Textiles, household electronics, food products, home appliances, and traditional craftwork all feature in this widening catalogue, signalling a structural shift from commodity-style output toward differentiated, brand-recognisable merchandise.
No single venture illustrates the pivot more clearly than Teplo, a platform that began in 2018 as a loosely organised marketplace where independent Uzbek designers could sell their work to local buyers. What started as periodic pop-up events has since hardened into a permanent retail space, a calendar of design festivals, and — most recently —…
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