Georgia to start selling citrus fruits in Russia

Georgia will start selling citrus fruits to Russia next week, 1news.az reports.11 trailers with 2,000 tons of citrus fruits, mainly tangerines, have passed the Verkhny Lars Checkpoint, according to Zurab Lipatia, head of the Phytosanitary Department of the National Food Agency of the Georgian Ministry for Agriculture. He expects business to activate next week and large portions of citrus fruits to enter the Russian market in late November.

Georgia will start selling citrus fruits to Russia next week, 1news.az reports.

11 trailers with 2,000 tons of citrus fruits, mainly tangerines, have passed the Verkhny Lars Checkpoint, according to Zurab Lipatia, head of the Phytosanitary Department of the National Food Agency of the Georgian Ministry for Agriculture. He expects business to activate next week and large portions of citrus fruits to enter the Russian market in late November.