Georgia to increase wine export to $1 bln
Georgia plans to increase export of wine and other alcohol to $1 bln in 7 years with the help of new Investments in production and promotion
Otar Shamugia
Two Georgia’s tourist attractions to host visitors at night with 3D lighting system
Martvili Canyon and Okatse Waterfall in Georgia’s west will host visitors at night with the eco-friendly, international standard 3D lighting system making the trip to the protected areas of the country “even more spectacular”, …
Aquaculture farms to be set up in Georgia’s west
The Georgian Government has approved the draft resolution on allocating eight locations in the coastline of Adjara, Samegrelo and Guria regions in the west for farming of fish and shellfish, Georgian Agriculture Minister Otar Shamugia said. …
Georgia increases export of agricultural products
The Ministry of Agriculture of Georgia reported an increase in agricultural exports by 17% in the first months of this year, thus the country managed to export products worth almost $915 billion.
120,000 hectares of national parks appeared in Georgia this year
In 2022, several new protected areas with a total area of 120,000 hectares appeared in Georgia, Otar Shamugia, head of the Ministry of Natural Resources, informed. According to the minister, today protected areas occupy 13% of the …
U.S. to support wheat production in Georgia
Georgian Agriculture Minister Otar Shamugia summarised his visit to the United States on Monday by noting the U.S. would support Georgian wheat production. The Ministry of Agriculture cited Shamugia on saying he had discussed …
Georgian wine to be promoted in US
Marketing company Colangelo and Partners intends to actively promote Georgian wine in the United States. This decision was made during the visit of the Minister of Environment and Agriculture of Georgia to the United States. In New York …
Georgia to ban export of wheat, barley for one year
The Georgian Government has decided to ban the export of wheat and barley from the country over the next year starting on July 4, Georgian Agriculture Minister Otar Shamugia said on Tuesday. In his comments, Shamugia stressed the …
Georgia wants to stop subsidizing grapes
The head of the Ministry of Agriculture of Georgia, Otar Shamugia, said that the government is in favor of ending subsidies for the grape harvest, which allows farmers to sell certain varieties of grapes at a price above the market. …
