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Georgia exports 18.9 tonnes of peaches and nectarines, earns $17 mln in May-July

Georgian peaches and nectarines were mainly exported to Russia, Armenia and Azerbaijan. Photo: IPN.

Agenda.ge, 26 Jul 2021 - 19:22, Tbilisi,Georgia

Georgia has exported 19 tonnes of peaches and nectarines worth $17 million from May 1 to July 25, which is 6.3 tonnes more than in the same period of last year, announces the Ministry of Agriculture of Georgia.

The ministry says the value of export has increased by $5.9 million compared to the same period of 2020.

Georgian peaches and nectarines were mainly exported to:

Russia – 11,935 tonnes
Armenia – 5,872 tonnes
Azerbaijan – 269 tonnes
Ukraine – 493 tonnes
Belarus – 99 tonnes
Kazakhstan – 95 tonnes
Moldova – 116 tonnes
Slovenia 38 tonnes

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