Georgia: Record imports of cabbage and growth in exports of potatoes, January 2022

게시됨 2022년 5월 18일

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In the first month of the year, Georgia's vegetable and fruit trade experienced significant fluctuations. The country saw a surge in potato and garlic exports, with Russia and Azerbaijan being the main importers, while cabbage imports hit record highs. The fruit sector saw a mixed picture, with a notable decrease in tangerine exports, despite a promising season, and a rise in imports of kiwi, quince, and avocados. These fruits, which have the potential to be locally grown, were mainly imported from Iran and Turkey. The high demand for potatoes and garlic in neighboring countries, alongside record cabbage imports and changes in the fruit trade sector, paint a complex picture of Georgia's initial agricultural trade performance in 2022.

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The first month of the current year for foreign trade in vegetables and fruits in Georgia was marked by several significant changes at once. In the vegetable segment, Georgian wholesalers managed to significantly increase the export of potatoes and garlic, while the import of cabbage reached a record high in recent years. As for fruits, in this case, there was also an increase in imports of kiwi, quince and avocados, while exports of tangerines from Georgia, on the contrary, decreased in January 2022. EF Trade Alerts. Georgia. Vegetables A surge in demand for potatoes and garlic in Georgia's neighboring countries has led to unusually high exports of these crops from the country in the first month of this year. Thus, the volume of deliveries of both potatoes and garlic from Georgia increased significantly this month, increasing to 3.7 thousand tons and 100 tons, respectively. It should be noted that such a sharp increase in export supplies could not but affect the domestic market ...

출처: Eastfruit