Armenia to USA Freight Forwarding

The Armenia-USA trade lane connects the Armenian economy with one of its largest diaspora markets. Armenian exports to the United States include beverages (particularly brandy and wine), textiles, agricultural products, and IT-related hardware. Many Armenian producers have long depended on the Russian and wider EAEU market, where access can tighten at short notice through phytosanitary and other restrictions, and a growing number are looking to diversify. For a producer diversifying away from a single concentrated destination, the United States is a natural second market — and American Global Freights is headquartered in the middle of one of the largest Armenian communities outside Armenia.

Last reviewed: October 2026

Offices and representative on this lane:Glendale, USA

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AGF Advantage on This Lane

AGF's founder and team bring a personal understanding of Armenian business culture and trade requirements that sets us apart from generic freight forwarders. We know the Armenian export landscape, the transportation infrastructure, and the customs procedures on both sides. Armenia is landlocked, so nothing sails directly: cargo moves overland to Poti or Batumi and ships from there, or flies from Zvartnots when the value justifies it — a two-stage routing we run every week. Where we earn our keep on this lane, though, is the American end. First-time Armenian exporters lose more time to FDA prior notice, a Foreign Supplier Verification Program that has to exist before the first shipment, TTB permits and label approval for brandy and wine, and US-compliant Nutrition Facts labelling than they ever lose to the freight. We coordinate all of it from Glendale, with our licensed customs brokers, rather than leaving you to find a broker at the port.

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