Georgia plans to make Kazakhstan a center for olive oil production

Published Dec 19, 2023

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Georgian companies are working to establish olive oil production in Kazakhstan, with over 10 thousand trees already planted and plans for another 50 thousand to be added soon. Experts believe that the climate of southern Kazakhstan is ideal for growing olives, with the potential to harvest up to 50 kg of olives per year from one tree. Georgiy Svanidze, President of the International Olive Council, is confident that Kazakh olive oil will be one of the best in the world, and investors from Georgia plan to develop the industry in Kazakhstan and increase capacity for exporting products to neighboring countries.
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Georgian companies want to establish olive oil production in Kazakhstan. Almost 10 thousand trees have already been planted in the country, and another 50 thousand will be added to them in the near future. According to experts, the climate of southern Kazakhstan is ideal for growing olives, which are unpretentious to weather conditions, take root well in desert areas and bear fruit already in the third year of planting. You can harvest up to 50 kg of olives per year from one tree “I am sure that Kazakh olive oil will be one of the best in the world, because those flowers, that land, that weather that you have in your country will give really very good results. We are already seeing that the trees here grow very well and better than in other ...
Source: Oilworld

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