
Agro-Region believes that even in challenging circumstances, the road transportation market remains a space for growth. When you act strategically and invest in efficiency — opportunities don’t disappear.
Logistics Manager Levon Grigoryan explains the current situation in the sector:
“Due to the war and damage to transport infrastructure, the volume of agricultural exports by road has decreased. In June 2025, it dropped by almost 20% compared to May. The grain transshipment tariff fell to around $6 per ton — below pre-war levels. The market is difficult right now, but it’s still working: there is a growing need for skilled logisticians, transport specialists, and new transport solutions.”
Despite these challenges, Agro-Region continues to invest in strengthening its logistics system, optimizing routes, and reducing “empty” mileage. The company is expanding its vehicle fleet and increasing the efficiency of both domestic and international transportation. Since 2022, Agro-Region has significantly reduced the use of contracted transport, which helped lower logistics costs.
“Our focus is efficiency and development. We see strong potential in international transportation and continue to search for new routes and solutions to remain a reliable partner under any circumstances,” says Levon Grigoryan.