Georgian products showcased at International Green Week Berlin
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Georgian companies are participating in a leading global agriculture fair in Berlin, Germany.
About 20 Georgian companies are represented at Georgia’s stand at the 83rd International Green Week Berlin.
The International Green Week is a one-of-a-kind international exhibition of food, agriculture and gardening industries.
Every year more than 300 forums, seminars, conferences and committee meetings take place at the fair.
This year International Green Week Berlin kicked off on January 19 and will last until January 28.
The fair is hosting 1,660 exhibitors from 66 countries and regions, including Georgia.
Guests of the fair will see Georgian products at the Georgian stand, including Georgian wine, Chacha, lemonade, juice, tea, and honey, to name a few.
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Georgia is participating at the annual International Green Week Berlin (Gruene Woche) 2020 exhibition, presenting 16 Georgian companies of wine, chacha, dried fruits, honey, tea, lemonade and juice.
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