Georgia exports 23,720 tonnes of mandarins this year
To compare, in the same period of last year, 18,250 tonnes of mandarine were exported from Georgia. Photo: Ministry of Agriculture.
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Georgia has exported 23,720 tonnes of mandarins this year as of December 24, 2018, announces Georgia’s Ministry of Agriculture and Environment Protection.
To compare, in the same period of last year, 18,250 tonnes of mandarine were exported from Georgia.
Georgian mandarins were mainly exported to:
- Russia: 15,240 tonnes
- Ukraine: 5,28 tonnes
- Armenia: 2,578 tonnes
- Kazakhstan: 138 tonnes
- Uzbekistan: 261 tonnes
- Belarus: 120 tonnes
- Kyrgyzstan: 60 tonnes
- Latvia: 40 tonnes
The price of mandarins varies from 0.40 GEL to 0.70 GEL.
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Georgia is getting ready for a rich orange harvest season during which thousands of tonnes of citrus fruits will be picked, packed and sold locally or exported.
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