Rwanda earned $13.8 million from agricultural and livestock exports between October 5 and 9, 2026, according to the National Agricultural Export Development Board (NAEB).
During the five-day period, the country exported 9,412 tonnes of agricultural and livestock products to international markets, generating more than Rwf20.3 billion in revenue.
The exports included coffee, tea, vegetables, fruits, flowers, other agricultural products and livestock-derived goods.
Coffee generated the highest revenue during the period, with 660 tonnes exported, earning the country $5.73 million.
Rwanda exported 265 tonnes of tea, generating $790,098, while 483 tonnes of fruits earned $604,174.
Vegetable exports amounted to 460 tonnes, generating $594,215. Meanwhile, 241 tonnes of livestock products brought in $429,006, while 28 tonnes of flowers earned $110,963.
Other assorted products accounted for 7,275 tonnes of exports, generating $5.57 million.
NAEB said Rwanda’s agricultural and livestock products were shipped to various international markets across Africa, Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
