Gardeners of Adjara in Georgia plan to harvest 70 thousand tons of citrus and 3.6 thousand tons of persimmons in the new season

Published 2021년 10월 8일

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The article highlights the planning of Adjara, Georgia, to collect a substantial crop of citrus fruits and persimmons for the year. The citrus harvest season is set to commence in November and continue for four months. Adjara's Prime Minister, in collaboration with the head of Azerbaijan's Ministry of Agriculture, held a meeting with fruit exporters to discuss various aspects of the harvesting, production, and export of these crops. The meeting also addressed the need for packaging materials and state support for exporters. The Adjara Chamber of Commerce and Industry will oversee the sale of citrus fruits using the "one window" principle. In 2020, there was a notable increase in the export of tangerines, persimmons, and beetroots. Russia is the primary supplier of most agricultural products, with Armenia and Azerbaijan also playing significant roles.

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In Adjara (Georgia) this year it is planned to collect 70 thousand tons of citrus fruits and 3.6 thousand tons of persimmons. This was reported by Novosti-Georgia with reference to the press service of the Adjara government. The citrus harvest season in Georgia begins in November and lasts four months. Adjara Prime Minister Tornike Rizhvadze together with the head of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Azerbaijan held a working meeting with fruit exporters. The parties discussed organizational issues related to harvesting, production of products, supply of packaging materials, sales in export markets. They also discussed mechanisms for supporting exporters by the state. See also: Georgian persimmon will cost more in the current season The Adjara Chamber of Commerce and Industry will ensure the sale of citrus fruits according to the “one window” principle. The ...

Source: Eastfruit