Germany, Turkey, Azerbaijan, and the Gulf countries are priority markets for Georgian almonds and walnuts

Published Jun 7, 2023

Tridge summary

The Association of Almond and Walnut Growers of Georgia, with the support of the USAID program, organized a seminar on the export of nut crops, identifying Germany, Turkey, Azerbaijan, and the Persian Gulf as the main export destinations for Georgian almonds and walnuts. The methodology for selecting these markets is based on criteria such as free trade agreements, high consumption, availability of processing capacity, and promotion opportunities. Germany is the largest economy in the EU and a net importer of almonds, while Turkey is a net importer of both almonds and walnuts. The UAE has seen a doubling of walnut imports over the past five years. Azerbaijan is also considered a potential export destination due to logistical advantages and a Free Trade Agreement. The Georgian Exporters Association is focusing on retail and HoReCa sectors for premium quality/bio/organic products, while the rest will be targeted towards the wholesale sector.
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Original content

On June 1, the Association of Almond and Walnut Growers of Georgia, with the support of the USAID program, organized a seminar on the export of the most important nut crops. During the event, Giorgi Gudabandze, expert of the Georgian Exporters Association, presented an overview of the export markets for Georgian almonds and walnuts. According to the association, 5,500 ha of almond orchards and 4,500 ha of walnut orchards have been planted in Georgia, but only 11% of almond and 27% of walnut orchards bear fruit. Therefore, in the next few years, local production of walnut crops will only increase. Where to sell Georgian nuts? The Georgian Exporters Association has identified three countries - Germany, Turkey and Azerbaijan - and one region - the Persian Gulf - as the main export destinations for Georgian almonds and walnuts. According to Giorgi, the methodology for selecting the markets mentioned above as the most promising markets for walnuts and almonds is based on the following ...
Source: Eastfruit

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