At the end of 2025, Russia reached a historic high in white chocolate exports, according to the Federal Agroexport Center. Experts estimate that approximately 2,700 tons of products worth over $22 million were shipped to foreign markets during the year. In monetary terms, exports grew by 27% compared to 2024, breaking the previous record.

The main buyers of Russian white chocolate remain neighboring countries. Kazakhstan became the largest importer, with deliveries exceeding $11 million. It is followed by Belarus (approximately $6.5 million), Kyrgyzstan (over $2 million), Uzbekistan (about $700,000), and Armenia (over $600,000).

In addition, in 2025, Russia resumed exports of white chocolate to South Korea, which had not been supplied since 2022. The previous maximum export revenue was recorded in 2024 and amounted to $17.5 million, but last year's result was significantly higher.