Georgia increases wine export by 59%
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Georgia has exported about 61 million bottles of wine between January-October 2017, which is 59 percent more in comparison with the same period last year, official figures read.
Income from wine export equaled $134,6 million that is 52 percent more than the same period last year,” the Georgian National Wine Agency reported .
Wine exports have been increased to:
- China by 41 percent- 6,086,733 bottles
- Russia by 87 percent-38,355,125 bottles
- Ukraine by 48 percent-6,237,652 bottles
- Poland by 18 percent-2,151,342 bottles
- Latvia-31 percent-1,279,718 bottles
- Belarus-by 42 percent-1,318,852 bottles
- USA-by 68 percent-394,464 bottles
- Germany by 57 percent-367,342 bottles
- Israel by 149 percent-180,824 bottles
- France by 187 percent-98,194 bottles
- Azerbaijan by 76 percent-102,342 bottles
Georgia exported 13,630,421 bottles of Georgian brandy to 22 countries. This was a 91 percent increase compared to the same period last year.
Georgia has generated $29,6 million from the sale of brandy abroad which equals an increase of 83 percent compared to the previous data.
Georgia also exported 219,183 bottles of chacha – 198 percent more compared to the same period last year. By selling chacha abroad Georgia generated $664,600, which was a 154 percent increase.
In total, Georgia received $222,4 million from the export of wine, brandy and chacha, which is a 50 percent increase compared to the same period of the previous year.
Georgia exported 52.7 million bottles of wine to 45 countries from January to September 2017, adding $116 million to the economy. Revenue increased by 55 percent from the same period in 2016, while the volume of exports increased by 63 percent, said the Georgian National Wine Agency.
Georgia exported 38.3 million bottles of wine to 44 countries from January to July 2017, adding $84.3 million to the economy.
Georgia exported 31.5 million bottles of wine to 44 countries from January to June 2017, adding $70.5 million to the economy. Revenue increased by 51 percent from the same period in 2016, while the volume of exports increased by 59 percent.
Georgia exported 24.75 million bottles of wine to 41 countries from January to May 2017, adding $55.52 million to the economy. Revenue increased by 58 percent from the same period in 2016, while the volume of exports increased by 64 percent, said the Georgian National Wine Agency.
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