Tridge summary
Starting September 1, 2021, Georgia has experienced a significant increase in tangerine exports, with a total of 8.3 thousand tons valued at $4 million. This represents an 113% increase in volume and a 109% increase in cost compared to the same period last year. The majority of these exports, 5,153 tons, were sent to Russia, with other significant recipients including Armenia, Ukraine, Moldova, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan. The citrus harvest season in Georgia lasts for four months, with Russia being the primary market for Georgian mandarins.
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From September 1, 2021, Georgia has exported 8.3 thousand tons of tangerines worth a total of $ 4 million. This was reported by News-Georgia with reference to the information of the Ministry of Agriculture of Georgia. Compared to the same period last year, exports increased by 113% and the cost of production increased by 109%. Most Georgian mandarins are exported to Russia - this year already 5,153 tons. 2,221 tons were sent to Armenia, 651 tons to Ukraine, 141 tons to Moldova, 61 tons to Kazakhstan, 60 tons to Kyrgyzstan, 50 tons to Slovenia, and 39 tons to other countries. The ...
Source: AllRetail.ua
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