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In the first eight months of 2024, Georgia experienced a 2.8% increase in grape imports over the previous year, reaching a total value of $3.1 million and setting a new record high. The majority of these grapes were imported from Iran, Armenia, and Uzbekistan, with smaller contributions from countries like Turkey, the Netherlands, China, India, Lithuania, UAE, and Poland. This marks a significant milestone in Georgia's agricultural import history.
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In January-August 2024, Georgia imported grapes worth over $3 million. Compared to the same period last year, grape imports increased by 2.8%. In particular, last year, the country imported grapes worth $2.9 million, EastFruit reports. Although there is a slight annual increase in imports, according to Business Georgia, grape imports to Georgia in the first 8 months of 2024 are at a historical maximum. Read also: Mango, guava and mangosteen imports to Georgia reach historical maximums This year, Georgia purchased grapes from the following 10 main countries: Iran - 489 tons for $960 thousand; Armenia - 602 tons for $565 thousand; Uzbekistan - 294 tons for $513 ...
Source: Eastfruit
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