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Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili has announced a plan to allocate 7 million dollars to support the country's hazelnut production. The move is in response to the impact of brown skunk beetles and falling international prices for the product. The prime minister noted that the 2017 pest outbreak significantly reduced domestic production and quality.
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Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili announced that he plans to allocate 7 million dollars (127 million TL) to support hazelnut production in Georgia. Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili said on Monday that his government plans to allocate about 20 million lari ($7 million) to subsidize the costs necessary for the maintenance and cultivation of hazelnuts to encourage domestic production. The announcement, made by Prime Minister Garibashvili at the weekly government meeting, was made because of the damage brown skunk beetles are causing to farmers and the trend of falling prices for the product internationally. Garibashvili said that the emergence of pests in the country in 2017 "significantly reduced" domestic hazelnut production and also reduced the quality of the product. ...
Source: Findiktv
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