Georgia exported 835 tons of aromatic herbs in November-December 2021, which is 22% higher than in the same period of 2020. Despite the statistics, Georgian growers and exporters don’t feel like it’s a better season, and complain about prices, demand and quality.
The main export market for Georgian aromatic herbs is Russia where their success depends on the situation in competitor countries like Uzbekistan and Iran, as they became traditional suppliers to the Russian market. Georgian herbs lost their positions in price and quality competition with them. However, last season Georgian producers were getting better prices because of the bad weather and logistics issues in competitor countries.
According to recent data, on 26 January 2021, exporters were paying 6 GEL/kg ($1.81) to Georgian dill producers, which is the most demanded variety of aromatic herbs to export from Georgia. In 2022 growers are getting only 4 GEL/kg ($1.3), making local growers unhappy about the current season.
Source: east-fruit.com
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