50 different Georgian produce now at Lulu Hypermarket in Qatar
Fifty different Georgian products include mineral water, juices, compote, tea, coffee, dry fruit, chocolate, fruit and lamb meat. Photo: Diplomatic Representations of Georgia.
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Fifty different Georgian products, including mineral water, juices, compote, tea, coffee, dry fruit, chocolate, fruit and lamb meat are now available in 14 branches of Lulu Hypermarket in the cities of Qatar.
Photo: Diplomatic Representations of Georgia.
The launch of the sale of Georgian produce at the hypermarket was celebrated with a special festival with the slogan 'Georgian Food Festival 2021', which was opened by Ambassador of Georgia to Qatar Nikoloz Revazishvili and the Executive Director of Lulu Group International, Mohamed Altaf.
Photo: Diplomatic Representations of Georgia.
Within the festival different marketing activities will be held during the next seven days in order to raise the awareness of Georgian produce in Qatar.
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