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Chemical Supplier & Exporter to Armenia

Armenian demand centres on Yerevan's pharmaceutical formulators and research institutes, copper and molybdenum operations in the south that consume flotation and assay reagents, and a sizeable brandy and food sector needing analytical chemicals. We supply lab reagents, APIs, inorganic materials and biochemicals from Gujarat/Mumbai. Because the country is landlocked, containers typically discharge at Poti in Georgia and continue by truck or rail over the border, while urgent material flies straight to Zvartnots. Our paperwork is prepared so importers can complete EAEU conformity steps without delay.

Nhava Sheva / MundraPoti, Georgia (via road/rail) Sea 35–50 days Yerevan Zvartnots (EVN)Air 3–6 days
Main seaportsPoti, Georgia (via road/rail), Batumi, Georgia (via road)
Cargo airportsYerevan Zvartnots (EVN)
Chemical regulatorEAEU technical regulations (EAC) / Ministry of Economy
Pharma regulatorScientific Centre of Drug and Medical Technology Expertise (Ministry of Health)
Transit from IndiaSea 35–50 · Air 3–6 days
CurrencyArmenian Dram (AMD)
CapitalYerevan
Trade agreementsMFN terms

Importing chemicals into Armenia

As an EAEU member, Armenia applies Eurasian Economic Union technical regulations and customs rules, so chemical products may need EAC conformity documents and Armenian or Russian labelling. APIs and medicines are evaluated by the Scientific Centre of Drug and Medical Technology Expertise under the Ministry of Health. Being landlocked, Armenia receives most sea cargo through Georgian ports at Poti or Batumi with road or rail transit to Yerevan.

Key chemical-consuming industries

Generic pharmaceuticalsMining & copper/molybdenum processingFood & brandy productionChemical manufacturing (rubber, plastics)Research & biotech labs

Industrial & pharma hubs we ship to

Yerevan · Gyumri · Vanadzor · Alaverdi · Kajaran

Documents supplied / typically required

  • Commercial Invoice
  • Packing List
  • Bill of Lading / Air Waybill
  • Certificate of Origin
  • Certificate of Analysis (COA)
  • Safety Data Sheet (16-section GHS)
  • EAEU/EAC conformity document where applicable
  • Transit declaration via Georgia
  • Import permit for precursors or narcotic substances where applicable
  • Dangerous Goods Declaration (IMDG/IATA) where applicable

Requirements depend on the product, quantity and end use. Our export desk confirms the document set with every quotation.

Laboratory Chemicals & Reagents popular with Armenia buyers

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Frequently asked questions — Armenia

How do sea shipments from India reach Yerevan?

Containers typically sail from Nhava Sheva or Mundra to Poti or Batumi in Georgia, then move by road or rail to Yerevan. Total transit usually runs 35–50 days, depending on vessel schedule, transhipment and border clearance. Air cargo to Yerevan (EVN) typically takes 3–6 days.

Do shipments to Armenia need EAC documentation?

Some chemical products fall under EAEU technical regulations and need an EAC conformity document arranged by the importer. We provide a COA and a GHS-format 16-section SDS with every shipment to support that process.

Which Incoterms work best for Armenian buyers?

We offer EXW, FOB, CIF, CFR and DAP Incoterms. CIF Poti with the buyer arranging onward transit is common, while DAP Yerevan suits air parcels. Invoices are usually in USD.

Which Incoterms do you offer for shipments to Armenia?

We quote EXW, FCA, FOB, CFR, CIF, CPT, CIP and DAP depending on the product, mode and destination. DDP can be arranged case-by-case where local import rules allow.

What payment terms are available?

Standard terms are advance payment by telegraphic transfer (T/T). Letters of credit and other terms can be agreed for repeat or larger orders after due diligence.

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