07.11.2016. Georgia has exported 38,392,510 bottles of wine to 50 countries in the first 10 months of 2016, bringing $88.3 million back into the economy.
Between January-October 2016 Georgia exported 37 percent more wine year-on-year (y/y), and generated 14 percent more revenue by selling its wine abroad, said Georgia’s Ministry of Agriculture.
The top five countries that imported Georgian wine in January-October 2016 were:
Year-on-year exports of Georgian wine increased to:
So far this year Georgia generated $16.3 million by selling brandy abroad.
In total Georgia earned $148.3 million by exporting wine, brandy, chacha and all alcoholic beverages.
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Between January-October 2016 Georgia exported 37 percent more wine year-on-year (y/y), and generated 14 percent more revenue by selling its wine abroad, said Georgia’s Ministry of Agriculture.
The top five countries that imported Georgian wine in January-October 2016 were:
- Russia – 20,531,892 bottles
- China –4,307,825 bottles
- Ukraine – 4,212,110 bottles
- Kazakhstan – 3,019,147 bottles
- Poland – 1,819,542 bottles
Year-on-year exports of Georgian wine increased to:
- China – 138 percent (4,307,825 bottles)
- Ukraine – 64 percent (4,212,110 bottles)
- Belarus – 57 percent (931,602 bottles)
- United Kingdom – 47 percent (74,188 bottles)
- Poland – 44 percent (1,819,542 bottles)
- Russia – 40 percent (20,531,892 bottles)
- Estonia – 33 percent (516,048 bottles)
- Kirghistan – 17 percent (202,666 bottles)
- Japan – 12 percent (141,774 bottles)
- United States – 12 percent (234,616 bottles)
- Germany – 11 percent (234,422 bottles)
- Canada – 7 percent (157,860 bottles)
- Latvia – 6 percent (978,762 bottles)
So far this year Georgia generated $16.3 million by selling brandy abroad.
In total Georgia earned $148.3 million by exporting wine, brandy, chacha and all alcoholic beverages.
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