Georgia's growth in August for the imports of tomatoes, carrots, and potatoes

Published Nov 18, 2021

Tridge summary

In August 2021, Georgia experienced a significant shift in its fruit and vegetable trade, marking the first time it imported greenhouse tomatoes and witnessing a surge in imports of carrots, potatoes, and melons. The majority of these imports, especially carrots and potatoes, were sourced from Turkey. This change was attributed to a decrease in local production of these crops due to adverse weather conditions. While melon imports were up from the previous year, they still fell short of the 2019 levels. Conversely, Georgia saw a drastic reduction in its blueberry exports in August, but overall, it still achieved a record export volume for the year, with the Russian market being its primary export destination.
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August for Georgia brought quite unexpected changes in the trade in fruits and vegetables, especially in the vegetable segment. So, in addition to a sharp increase in imports of carrots and potatoes, Georgia for the first time in the past few years has imported a fairly significant volume of greenhouse tomatoes. Meanwhile, the country's import of melons also rose sharply, albeit staying below the 2019 record high. EF Trade Alerts. Georgia. Greenhouse vegetables Although the volume of imports of greenhouse tomatoes in August 2021 was relatively low, the very fact of the import of these vegetables from abroad in the last month of summer became almost a sensation for the Georgian sector, since before that in August there were practically no tomatoes imported to Georgia. In total, over the specified month, Georgian importers imported over half a thousand tons of greenhouse tomatoes, and almost all of this volume was imported into the country from Turkey. Imports of Turkish tomatoes to ...
Source: Eastfruit

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