Wine exports from Georgia to the Russian Federation increased almost 1.5 times in January-May

Published 2024년 6월 19일

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From January to May this year, Georgia's wine exports to Russia surged by 1.5 times to 38.6 thousand tons, valued at $104.5 million, making up 38.2% of Georgia's total exports to Russia. Exports of mineral water and sugary carbonated drinks also rose by 2.7% to 87.2 thousand tons. Conversely, imports from Russia to Georgia fell by 6.1% to $730.9 million, with oil and petroleum product imports dropping 27% to 274.5 thousand tons worth $210.8 million. However, wheat and meslin imports nearly doubled to 101.4 thousand tons from 56.2 thousand tons in the same period last year.

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In January-May of this year, Georgia exported about 38.6 thousand tons of wine to Russia, which is 1.5 times more than the same figure in 2023. This is evidenced by data from the National Statistics Service of Georgia. According to her information, Georgia exported 38.66 thousand tons of wine worth $104.5 million to Russia. In the first five months of last year, the same figure amounted to 25.2 thousand tons worth $69.1 million. In the total volume of exports of goods to In Russia, the share of wine was 38.2%. The volume of supplies of mineral water to Russia, as well as carbonated drinks containing sugar, increased by 2.7%, amounting to about 87.2 thousand tons. Imports of goods from Russia to Georgia amounted to $730.9 million in January - May, which is 6.1% lower than the same period last ...

Source: Kvedomosti