Tridge summary
Between January and July 2024, Georgia saw a 50% increase in tomato imports, with the total value rising from $8.06 million to $12.1 million compared to the same period in the previous year. The import price per kilogram also went up by 43%, from 42 cents to 60 cents. The majority of these tomatoes, over 99%, were imported from Turkey, amounting to 19,953 tons worth $12.06 million, with smaller quantities coming from Azerbaijan and Iran.
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In January-July 2024, tomato imports to Georgia increased by 50%. According to Gruzstat, over $8.06 million worth of tomatoes were imported in the first seven months of last year, while over $12.1 million worth of tomatoes were imported in the same period this year. As reported by EastFruit, last year, imports of 1 kg cost the country an average of 42 cents, while this year the import price has increased to 60 cents. This means that tomato imports to Georgia have increased in price by 43%. Read also: Vegetable imports to Georgia exceed exports by 7.5 times Most of the tomatoes imported this year came from Turkey, Business Georgia reports. In particular, ...
Source: Eastfruit
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