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Fresh Apple Suppliers & Prices in Georgia — Market Overview 2026

Sub Product
Fresh Braeburn Apple, Fresh Envy Apple, Fresh Fuji Apple, Fresh Gala Apple, +6
Derived Products
Fruit and Barley Squash, Lattice Pie, Low-fat Fruit Yogurt, Toffee Apple, +7
HS Code
080810
Last Updated
2026-06-11
Key takeaways for search and sourcing teams
  • Georgia Fresh Apple market intelligence page includes 0 premium suppliers.
  • 0 sampled export transactions for Georgia are summarized.
  • 0 export partner companies and 0 import partner companies are mapped for Fresh Apple in Georgia.
  • Wholesale sample entries: 5; farmgate sample entries: 0.
  • 0 export partner countries and 0 import partner countries are ranked.
  • Latest reference year in this page dataset is 2026.
  • Page data last updated on 2026-06-11.

Fresh Apple Wholesale Supplier Price Trends in Georgia

Track Fresh Apple wholesale supplier price benchmarks and recent export price updates in Georgia.

Historical Fresh Apple Wholesale Supplier Prices in Georgia (USD/kg)

Yearly average, lower, and upper Fresh Apple wholesale prices with YoY changes provide benchmark data for supplier pricing and export competitiveness in Georgia.
Fresh Apple yearly average wholesale prices in Georgia: 2020: 0.63 USD / kg, 2021: 0.73 USD / kg, 2022: 0.85 USD / kg, 2023: 0.79 USD / kg, 2024: 0.83 USD / kg.
YearAverage Unit PriceLower Unit PriceUpper Unit PriceYoY Change
20200.63 USD / kg0.50 USD / kg0.79 USD / kg-
20210.73 USD / kg0.39 USD / kg1.43 USD / kg-
20220.85 USD / kg0.47 USD / kg1.43 USD / kg-
20230.79 USD / kg0.43 USD / kg1.25 USD / kg-
20240.83 USD / kg0.78 USD / kg0.89 USD / kg-

Latest Fresh Apple Wholesale Export Price Updates in Georgia

Use the latest 5 updates to check current Fresh Apple wholesale export price points and origin-level changes in Georgia.
Fresh Apple latest wholesale updates by date in Georgia: 2024-01-01: 0.78 USD / kg, 2024-01-01: 0.89 USD / kg, 2024-01-01: 1.28 USD / kg, 2023-12-01: 0.71 USD / kg, 2023-08-01: 0.90 USD / kg.
DateEntry NameUnit Price (USD)Origin Country 
2024-01-01ябл***************** ****** ******* * 0.78 USD / kg-
2024-01-01ябл***************** ****** ****** ******** * 0.89 USD / kg-
2024-01-01ябл***************** ****** ****** ***** * 1.28 USD / kg-
2023-12-01ябл***************** ****** ***** * 0.71 USD / kg-
2023-08-01ябл***************** ****** ******* * 0.90 USD / kg-

Classification

Product TypeRaw Material
Product FormFresh
Industry PositionPrimary Agricultural Product

Raw Material

Market

Fresh apples in Georgia are produced in multiple regions, with intensive orchard investment and coordinated harvest handling programs highlighting Shida Kartli (Gori area) as a key hub. Georgia is a seasonal exporter, and official reporting for the August 2024–April 2025 marketing window shows exports dominated by Russia. The market is strongly seasonal at harvest (late August through November depending on variety), with storage used to extend marketing through the year. Georgia also imports fresh apples (e.g., Turkey and EU suppliers in 2023), alongside domestic supply.
Market RoleProducer and seasonal exporter (with supplemental imports)
Domestic RoleDomestic fresh market supplied by local orchards, with storage expansion and diversion of non-standard fruit into processing supported by government programs
Market GrowthGrowing (2024/25 marketing season (Aug–Apr) export channel)sharp increase in reported export volumes in the August 2024–April 2025 window versus the prior year
SeasonalityHarvest is concentrated from late August through November (variety-dependent), with storage used to extend marketing beyond the harvest window.

Specification

Secondary Variety
  • Red Delicious
  • King Fuji
  • Pinova
  • Golden Delicious
  • Jonaprince
  • Gala
Physical Attributes
  • Exporter/buyer programs commonly differentiate by named variety and visual quality (color and defect tolerance) aligned to target market requirements.
  • Sorting/grading and careful handling are emphasized by commercial producers targeting longer shelf life and export programs.
Packaging
  • Single-tier carton box (~8 kg) used by an export-oriented producer
  • Plastic boxes (~10 kg) used by an export-oriented producer
  • Export bushel (~18 kg) used by an export-oriented producer
  • Returnable eco-friendly boxes (~10 kg) with tracking (producer-offered option)

Supply Chain

Value Chain
  • Orchard harvest → sorting/grading → cold storage → packing → domestic distribution and seasonal export dispatch
  • Non-standard apples can be diverted into processing through state-coordinated purchase programs
Temperature
  • Cold storage investment is highlighted as a key mechanism to store apples to modern standards and supply markets beyond harvest season.
Shelf Life
  • A leading producer emphasizes shelf-life preservation and varietal harvest timing from late August to November.
Freight IntensityHigh
Transport ModeLand

Risks

Market Concentration HighExport market access risk is amplified by very high destination concentration: official reporting shows Russia receiving the overwhelming majority of Georgia’s exported apples in recent marketing windows, so any disruption (policy change, border disruption, payment/logistics friction, or sudden buyer demand shift) can materially block or destabilize the trade flow.Diversify sales programs beyond Russia (multi-market contracting before harvest), qualify additional importer channels, and avoid single-market pack/grade specifications that cannot be redirected.
Regulatory Compliance MediumImports of fresh apples into Georgia can be delayed or rejected if phytosanitary documentation and permit requirements are not met, as phytosanitary border-quarantine procedures apply to products of plant origin subject to phytosanitary control.Confirm whether the shipment is subject to phytosanitary control and ensure the phytosanitary certificate (and any required import permit) is prepared and aligned with border inspection expectations before dispatch.
Logistics MediumFresh apples are quality-sensitive; extended transit time or inadequate cold storage/handling can lead to quality deterioration and downgrade. Official programs in Georgia emphasize storage capacity and coordinated handling, indicating that post-harvest logistics is a key vulnerability point.Pre-book cold storage and packing slots, implement pre-shipment QC with clear grade tolerances, and build time buffers around border procedures for perishable loads.
Standards
  • GLOBALG.A.P.

FAQ

Which destinations dominated Georgia’s apple exports in the August 2024–April 2025 marketing window?Official reporting for Aug 1, 2024 to Apr 23, 2025 lists Russia as the dominant destination (17,095 tonnes), with much smaller volumes to Kazakhstan (60 tonnes), Belarus (39 tonnes), Turkey (21 tonnes), and Armenia (11 tonnes).
When is the main harvest window for Georgian apples marketed by export-oriented producers?A leading Shida Kartli producer (Tiriphoni Gardens) states that harvest lasts from late August through November, depending on the variety.
What phytosanitary documents may be needed to import fresh apples into Georgia?Revenue Service guidance for phytosanitary control indicates a phytosanitary certificate is required for phytosanitary border-quarantine control, and an import permit may also be required depending on the case; the National Food Agency issues import permits for plant-origin products subject to phytosanitary control electronically.

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