Russia sharply increased imports of plums, cherries, persimmons and hazelnuts from Georgia

게시됨 2021년 2월 15일

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In 2020, Georgia experienced a significant surge in fruit and vegetable exports to Russia, earning a record $81 million, a 62% increase from the previous year. This growth was led by a 57% rise in tangerine exports, followed by a 49% increase in peach and nectarine exports. Plums saw the most substantial increase, with exports growing 14 times. However, the export of cucumbers and tomatoes to Russia fell by about a third, and greens exports decreased by a quarter due to high energy costs for greenhouse production in Georgia.

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EastFruit analysts draw attention to the sharp increase in fruit and vegetable imports to Russia from Georgia in 2020. For the calendar year, Georgia was able to earn a record $ 81 million from the export of fresh vegetables, fruits, berries and nuts to Russia, which was 62% more than in 2019. The following graph shows the rise or fall of Georgian exports to Georgia in US dollars and percentages. As can be seen from the graph, the largest increase in revenue was provided by the supply of tangerines - Georgia's main export position in Russia. Their exports grew by 57% or nearly $ 10 million in a year to $ 27 million. Read also: Results of a very successful 2020 fruit and vegetable year for Georgia Georgian exports of peach and nectarine to Russia also increased very sharply - by 49%. However, if we start from percentages, here the absolute leader in the increase in exports was plum, whose exports grew 14 times over the year. Also noteworthy is an almost sevenfold increase in the ...

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