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Agricultural drones will be produced in Kazakhstan

Agricultural drones will be produced in Kazakhstan

A joint venture between Kazakhstan and China will produce agricultural drones. This was reported by the National Chamber of Entrepreneurs of the Republic of Kazakhstan, "Atameken." The National Chamber discussed the establishment of the enterprise on its platform. The importance of implementing this project and further localization of production was noted. Investments in drones can drive growth in related industries, such as software for flight control, component production, and battery technology. This creates a notable economic impact and contributes to the dynamic development of the market. Government agencies have expressed interest in the project's implementation. Following the meeting, the parties agreed to establish a working group to support the investment project and its implementation.

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06-05-2024		18:27

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Export of apples from Georgia decreased

Export of apples from Georgia decreased

In the first quarter of 2024, exports of apples from Georgia decreased by approximately five times. According to the National Statistics Service "Sakstat," 961 tons of apples worth $675.9 thousand were exported from Georgia in January-March. In the same period of 2023, 4,751 tons of apples worth $3 million were exported from the country. Since the beginning of this year, apart from Russia, apples have been exported in small quantities to Armenia.

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06-05-2024		18:13

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Uzbekistan exported 375.3 thousand tons of fruits and vegetables

Uzbekistan exported 375.3 thousand tons of fruits and vegetables

According to the Statistics Agency, this figure increased by 72.5% or 157.7 thousand tons compared to the corresponding period of 2023. Pakistan (26.2%), Russia (25.1%), Kazakhstan (10.5%) and China (9.2%) are the main export markets for fruit and vegetable products. It is worth noting that the share of exports of fruits and vegetables in January-March 2024 amounted to 3.4% of total exports.

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06-05-2024		18:04

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The agrarian sector in Azerbaijan grew by 1%

The agrarian sector in Azerbaijan grew by 1%

In the first quarter of 2024, Azerbaijan produced agricultural products with a total value of over AZN 1.444 billion. The Committee on Statistics of Azerbaijan reports that this represents a 1.1 percent increase compared to the same period last year. Over the past year, the value of crop production in the country increased by 2.9 percent to AZN 76.1 million, while livestock production increased by 1 percent to AZN 1.368 billion. In the first three months of the year, Azerbaijan produced 139.2 thousand tons of meat in live weight, 504.5 thousand tons of milk, 571.7 million eggs, and 96.6 thousand tons of vegetables. Compared to the same period last year, meat and milk production increased by 0.6 percent, eggs by 5.2 percent, and vegetables by 2.7 percent.

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06-05-2024		17:51

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Yurt LLC will support investments in meat production in Georgia

Yurt LLC will support investments in meat production in Georgia

In recent years, Georgia has emerged as a promising exporter of meat and meat products to the international market. Thanks to its unique natural conditions, livestock farming traditions, and commitment to high-quality standards, Georgian meat is gaining increasing recognition among consumers and business partners alike. Sustainable Livestock Farming Georgian meat is valued for its environmental purity and traditional animal husbandry methods. The majority of farms in the country adhere to sustainable livestock farming principles, which include pasture-based animal husbandry without the use of growth hormones and antibiotics. This approach not only ensures high-quality meat products but also promotes the conservation of biodiversity and soil health. Geographical Indications and Quality Georgia is actively implementing a system of geographical indications to protect the unique properties and reputation of its local meat products at the international level. These measures are aimed at strengthening consumer trust and ensuring transparency in production. Export Opportunities and Markets The export of meat and meat products from Georgia is directed to various countries, including the Middle East, the European Union, and CIS countries. Georgian producers actively adapt to the requirements and preferences of different markets, allowing them to expand their geographic reach and increase export volumes. Investments in Quality and Safety Georgia is investing significant resources in improving the quality and safety of meat products. This includes modernizing production facilities, implementing international food safety standards such as HACCP and ISO, and training producers in best global practices. Challenges and Prospects Despite significant potential and achievements, the Georgian meat sector faces several challenges, including the need to improve logistical schemes, expand production capacities, and further enhance quality standards. However, with government support and investment attraction, the industry's prospects look promising. Conclusion Meat from Georgia represents a product that combines rich traditions with modern production standards. Sustainable management practices, attention to quality, and the preservation of natural and traditional farming methods are at the heart of its appeal. As Georgian meat continues to make inroads into new markets, its reputation for cleanliness, taste, and high-quality standards is likely to grow, offering promising opportunities for the country's agricultural sector. The focus on environmental sustainability, coupled with the implementation of strict quality controls and geographical indications, positions Georgian meat products as premium offerings on the global stage. The ongoing efforts to ensure product safety, along with the adoption of international certifications, underline Georgia's commitment to meeting and exceeding global expectations. As the Georgian meat industry navigates the challenges of expanding production and exploring new export destinations, the role of technological innovation and infrastructure development cannot be overstated. Investments in these areas will be crucial for enhancing competitiveness and ensuring the long-term success of the sector. Moreover, the emphasis on training and development for local producers and farmers is a testament to Georgia's dedication to sustainable growth and quality improvement. By equipping the industry's workforce with the knowledge and skills needed to adopt best practices, Georgia is laying the foundation for a robust and resilient meat production ecosystem. In conclusion, Georgia's meat industry stands at the cusp of significant growth, driven by a commitment to quality, sustainability, and innovation. With its unique offerings and strategic focus on meeting the demands of the international market, Georgia is well-positioned to become a key player in the global meat and meat products sector. The journey ahead will require continuous improvement and adaptation, but the prospects for Georgian meat are undeniably bright, offering a taste of the country's rich agricultural heritage to the world.

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27-03-2024		12:04

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Turkiye imports $261 million worth of dates in 5 years

Turkiye imports $261 million worth of dates in 5 years

The imports of dates to Turkiye over the last five years totaled 260 million, or 971 thousand dollars. Anadolu Agency quotes such data with reference to the Turkish Statistics Institute (TÜİK). Turkiye imported 37.5 thousand metric tons of dates worth $37 million in 2019, 42 thousand 43 tonnes worth $45 million 782 thousand in 2020, 49 thousand 41 tonnes worth $52 million 778 thousand in 2021, 44 thousand 486 tonnes worth $51 million 693 thousand in 2022, and 54 thousand 458 tonnes worth $73 million 397 thousand last years. As of 2023, 24 countries have become importers of dates to Turkiye. The main importer of dates to Turkiye was Palestine, with 15 million, 657 thousand dollars. Saudi Arabia (13 million 309 thousand dollars) and Iran (10 million 554 thousand dollars) were also among the three main importing countries of this product to Turkish markets. At the same time, over the past five years, Turkiye has exported dates worth $92 million (142 thousand dollars). Last year, Turkiye’s exports of this product rose 20.34 percent year-on-year to $23 million (610 thousand). In 2023, Turkish dates reached the shelves of 29 countries, including the UK, the US, and Australia.

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25-03-2024		16:48

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Georgia has increased export of livestock

Georgia has increased export of livestock

In 2023, Georgia exported 173.4 thousand cattle, a 31.7% increase from the previous year. Meanwhile, the country imported 41.4 thousand cattle, a significant increase from the mere 200 imported in 2022. Poultry exports from Georgia amounted to 15.3 million pieces, a 12.6% increase, while imports reached 9.5 million pieces, a 33.7% increase. Pig imports increased by 53.4%, totaling 157.5 thousand heads, while exports decreased by 94.3% to only 200 heads compared to 2022.

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25-03-2024		16:40

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Kazakhstan has increased its exports of agricultural products to China

Kazakhstan has increased its exports of agricultural products to China

The Minister of Agriculture of Kazakhstan, Aidarbek Saparov, met with the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of China to Kazakhstan, Zhang Xiao. Saparov emphasized that agriculture cooperation is a crucial aspect of the relationship between Kazakhstan and China, as evidenced by the increasing trade in agricultural products between the two countries. In 2023, the trade turnover of agricultural products increased by 1.6 times, reaching over 1.3 billion dollars. Additionally, there has been a recent increase in demand for organic and environmentally friendly Kazakh agricultural products in China. Agricultural exports to China also nearly doubled in 2023, reaching 1.01 billion dollars.

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25-03-2024		16:32

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Agricultural production in Azerbaijan has increased

Agricultural production in Azerbaijan has increased

In January 2024, Azerbaijan's agricultural production volume reached AZN 954.7 million, a 0.1% increase from the same period in 2023. The State Committee of Azerbaijan reported that animal husbandry production increased by 0.3% to AZN 908.2 million, while crop production increased by 3.8% to AZN 46.5 million. On 1st March of this year, spring crops were planted on 64.1 thousand hectares. This included 11.6 thousand hectares of grain and leguminous crops (including wheat), 11.7 thousand hectares of potatoes, and 13.5 thousand hectares of vegetables.

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25-03-2024		16:26

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Uzbekistan imported 133.5 thousand tons of bananas in 2023

Uzbekistan imported 133.5 thousand tons of bananas in 2023

According to the Statistics Agency, Uzbekistan imported about 133.5 thousand tonnes of bananas from abroad in 2023, worth $95.1 million. In 2022, this figure was 140.2 thousand tonnes, worth $63.4 million. Countries from which Uzbekistan imported the most bananas in 2023: 1. Ecuador - 130 thousand tonnes; 2. China - 1,043 tonnes; 3. Georgia - 976 tonnes; 4. Turkey - 746 tonnes; 5. Kazakhstan - 375 tonnes.

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26-02-2024		13:02

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Potatoes imported by Georgia set to almost double by 2023

Potatoes imported by Georgia set to almost double by 2023

According to Gruzstat, the country imported 23,210 tonnes of potatoes worth $7.7 million in 2023, compared to 11,169 tonnes worth $4.1 million in 2022. Germany was the main source of potato imports in 2022, with 1,224 tonnes worth $1.1 million. This is followed by Russia with 3,749 tonnes worth $1 million and Belarus with 2,728 tonnes worth $750,290. In 2023, the composition of the top three importing countries remains unchanged, although Russia and Belarus show quantitative and monetary growth. Specifically, in 2023, 8,435 tonnes of potatoes worth $2.2 million were imported from Russia, 8,050 tonnes worth $2.1 million from Belarus, and 1,160 tonnes worth $185,330 from Germany.

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26-02-2024		12:57

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Azerbaijani apple exports increased by 11% in 2023

Azerbaijani apple exports increased by 11% in 2023

In 2023, Azerbaijan exported 91,229 thousand tonnes of fresh apples worth $52.9 million. Compared to 2022, exports increased by 10.9% in volume terms and by 10% in value terms. Russia accounted for the majority of exports. In particular, 79,548 thousand tonnes of fresh apples (+3.2%) worth $51.75 million (+3.1%) were exported to Russia in 2023. In total, Russia accounted for 87.2% of Azerbaijan's apple exports. Azerbaijan exported 82.291 thousand tonnes of fresh apples in 2022. Compared to 2021, exports increased by 23.1% in volume terms and by 39.2% in value terms.

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26-02-2024		12:53

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Exports of vegetables and fruits from Uzbekistan doubled

Exports of vegetables and fruits from Uzbekistan doubled

In January this year, exports of fruit and vegetable products from the country amounted to 146.3 thousand tonnes. In comparison with the same period of 2023, this indicator increased by 2.2 times, i.e. by 78.8 thousand tonnes. According to the statistics agency, in January 2024 onions became the most popular export vegetable. Uzbekistan earned $12.7 million from the sale of 54,000 tonnes of onions. Onion exports accounted for almost one in every five dollars earned from the sale of agricultural products. The main markets for horticultural exports were Russia (27.2%), Pakistan (21.2%), the People's Republic of China (13.4%) and Kazakhstan (9.2%). Exports of fruit and vegetable products in January totalled $75.4 million in value terms, an increase of 29.3 percent over the same period last year. Fruit and vegetable exports accounted for 6.8% of total exports in volume terms.

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26-02-2024		12:49

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YURT took part in the largest agricultural exhibition in Turkey

YURT took part in the largest agricultural exhibition in Turkey

YURT company confidently participated in the International Exhibition of Agriculture, Livestock, and Poultry 'AgroExpo' held in Izmir, Turkey. The company presented promotional booklets and rolls containing information about its activities, objectives, services, and advantages at their stand. Representatives of the company and businessmen who visited the stand received detailed information about YURT and discussed possibilities for cooperation. YURT, as the information sponsor of the 'AgroExpo' exhibition, demonstrated its expertise and leadership in the industry.

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06-02-2024		10:52

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AgroExpo exhibition was held in Izmir

AgroExpo exhibition was held in Izmir

Fair Izmir confidently hosted AgroExpo, an international agricultural, livestock and poultry exhibition, the largest agricultural exhibition in Turkey and one of the four largest in Europe, from January 30 to February 3, 2024. With 521 exhibitors from 29 countries and thousands of visitors, AgroExpo made a significant contribution to agriculture in Turkey and the world. The 19th edition of the fair showcased the products and services of the world's top agricultural and livestock companies. Various events, contests, and shows provided visitors with enjoyable experiences. AgroExpo will undoubtedly continue to bring together the agricultural and livestock sectors next year. The 20th edition of the fair, scheduled for February 4-8, 2025, is already receiving applications from interested companies. With an expected record number of participants and visitors in 2025, this exhibition is set to be a resounding success.

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06-02-2024		10:35

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EU countries' imports of hazelnuts from Azerbaijan reach 37 million euros

EU countries' imports of hazelnuts from Azerbaijan reach 37 million euros

According to data from the Statistical Office of the European Union (Eurostat), EU countries imported 6.8 thousand tonnes of peeled hazelnuts from Azerbaijan between January and October 2023, which is a 23.2% decrease compared to the previous year. The total value of these imports was €36.8 million, representing a 28.6% decrease. According to statistical data, Azerbaijan exported 3.5 thousand tonnes of hazelnuts to Germany, which represents a 1.9-fold growth, for a total of 19.2 million euros, a 1.7-fold growth. Additionally, Azerbaijan exported 2.2 thousand tonnes of hazelnuts to Italy, which represents a 3-fold decline, for a total of 12 million euros, a 3.3-fold decline. Small volumes were also purchased by the Czech Republic, Estonia, Spain, France, Lithuania, which resumed imports of hazelnuts from Azerbaijan in October after a year, as well as Latvia, Poland and Slovakia. Eurostat reported that in 2022, EU countries imported 10.1 thousand tonnes of hazelnuts from Azerbaijan, which is a 42.7% increase from 2021. The import was valued at 58.1 million euros, which is a 44.5% increase from the previous year.

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08-01-2024		10:18

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Georgia’s mandarin exports witness remarkable growth

Georgia’s mandarin exports witness remarkable growth

From September 1, 29.3 thousand tonnes of mandarins worth $19.4 million have been exported, according to the Georgian Agriculture Ministry. The citrus harvest season in Georgia begins in November and lasts for four months. During the reporting period, the volume of exports increased by 141% and the value of products increased by 191% compared to the same period in 2022.

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08-01-2024		09:59

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Turkey’s tomato exports increased by 42 percent in 2023

Turkey’s tomato exports increased by 42 percent in 2023

Tomato exports from Turkey in 2023 increased by 42.8% year-on-year to reach $538,724,000. It is noted that tomatoes were exported to 52 countries, of which Romania ranked first. Russia ranked fourth on the list with exports of $40,603,000.

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08-01-2024		09:55

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Imports of oranges to Uzbekistan rose by almost 36%

Imports of oranges to Uzbekistan rose by almost 36%

In 2023, Uzbekistan imported 11.4 thousand tonnes of oranges, up from 8.4 thousand tonnes in the previous year. The Statistics Agency of Uzbekistan reported that Iranian oranges were the most popular in the market, with 4.9 thousand tonnes delivered. Egypt and South Africa followed with 2.3 and 2.2 thousand tonnes respectively.

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08-01-2024		09:43

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Georgia's hazelnut farmers will receive subsidies

Georgia's hazelnut farmers will receive subsidies

The Ministry of Agriculture reports that nut farmers in Georgia will receive financial support from the budget totalling GEL 29 million in 2024. The Nut Production Promotion Programme will subsidise the cost of agrochemicals and pesticides required for nut care. The funding programme applies to farmers who own nut orchards of at least 0.2 hectares and not more than 3 hectares, with funding amounting to GEL 500 per hectare. The targeted programme was launched in November of last year. Currently, there are over 44,000 hectares of hazelnut orchards registered in the nut cadastre across the country, with up to 90,000 hectares expected. This year, farmers received approximately GEL 21 million to purchase hazelnut care products.

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13-12-2023		11:28

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The production of vegetables and fruits will increase in Azerbaijan

The production of vegetables and fruits will increase in Azerbaijan

The government of Azerbaijan has predicted an increase in the production of vegetables and fruits from 2024 to 2027. According to the economic development forecast for the next four years, the government anticipates a harvest of 1.94 million tonnes of vegetables in 2024, 2.02 million tonnes in 2025, 2.07 million tonnes in 2026, and 2.114 million tonnes in 2027. The country is projected to harvest 1.4 million tonnes of fruits and berries in 2024, increasing to 1.48 million tonnes in 2025, 1.565 million tonnes in 2026, and 1.63 million tonnes in 2027.

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13-12-2023		11:18

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Georgia accounts for 6.7% of the global hazelnut market

Georgia accounts for 6.7% of the global hazelnut market

In 2021, Georgia accounted for 6.7% of global hazelnut exports. Almost all of Georgia's hazelnuts (97.7%) are produced in five regions. Hazelnut prices have been on a downward trend in 2022, with the cost price of 1kg of nuts in all regions decreasing by an average of 11.3% year-on-year. These lower prices have had a negative impact on the profitability of hazelnut production in Georgia.

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13-12-2023		11:17

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The agricultural output of Uzbekistan has increased

The agricultural output of Uzbekistan has increased

From January to September 2023, Uzbekistan's agricultural output increased by 4.1%. The crop production sector grew by 4.9%, while the livestock production sector grew by 3.3%. In the reporting period of 2023, the total production of cereals increased by 3.3% compared to the same period in 2022, reaching 6,972.1 thousand tonnes. Additionally, there was an increase of 1.1% in potato production, reaching 2,678.7 thousand tonnes. Vegetable production also increased by 1.5%, reaching 8,136.2 thousand tonnes. Melon production increased by 3.4%, reaching 1,606.6 thousand tonnes, and fruit and berry production increased by 3.1%, reaching 2,280.2 thousand tonnes.

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13-12-2023		11:15

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YURT's cooperation proposals

YURT's cooperation proposals

YURT platform presents the chance to broaden your market reach. The YURT agricultural platform covers Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Caucasus - Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey, enabling you to locate untapped markets for your company. Our direct contact with agricultural producers ensures the best possible service. The YURT Platform may benefit you. As part of the YURT Platform's activities, we aim to offer a strategic vision for mutually beneficial cooperation. 1. This will involve exploring media and economic representation in the countries of the Caucasus and Central Asia. This offers YOU and YOUR COMPANY the chance to assess future market expansion plans, as well as strengthening YOUR COMPANY's economic representation in the Caucasus and Central Asian countries. 2. The "YURT" platform's activities can focus on enhancing user and consumer trust in YOUR COMPANY, leading to further development and modernization of the business environment for investment in the Caucasus and Central Asian countries. 3. The YURT platform provides a comprehensive analysis of the investment, socio-political, and economic landscapes in the Caucasus and Central Asian countries. This expert view minimizes financial risks and losses associated with large and medium-sized investment projects, as well as import and export trade relations. With the YURT platform, unnecessary risks are eliminated. 4. The YURT platform will offer legal, consultancy, advertising, and media support for the retail and wholesale sector of YOUR COMPANY. The network of local companies collaborating with the YURT platform in the Caucasus and Central Asia instills our confidence. 5. The "YURT" platform can facilitate e-commerce between YOUR COMPANY and the nations of the Caucasus and Central Asia. 6. The YURT platform can assist YOUR COMPANY in the Caucasus and Central Asian countries, aiding in the establishment of representative offices. 7. Additionally, it can provide advertising and informative support for YOUR COMPANY at worldwide agricultural exhibitions. 8. The YURT platform can also conduct systematic efforts to expand distribution opportunities for YOUR COMPANY in the Caucasus and Central Asian countries. 9. The YURT platform can promote YOUR COMPANY along the historic Silk Road across 15+ countries and the 27 member states of the European Union, in 7 languages, with information support. 10. The "YURT" platform can assist in preparing and launching a representative office, trading house or network of shops under the name of YOUR COMPANY, in Central Asian and Caucasus countries. 11. The "YURT" aims to enhance YOUR COMPANY's strategic financial stability by promoting stable and mutually beneficial cooperation in the countries of the Caucasus and Central Asia. This will contribute to the development of a long-term partnership perspective.

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04-12-2023		16:34

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Tbilisi hosts international Agro, Food, Drink, Tech, Expo 2023 exhibition

Tbilisi hosts international Agro, Food, Drink, Tech, Expo 2023 exhibition

Georgia’s capital Tbilisi is hosting 70 companies from eight countries for the 21st edition of the international exhibition Agro, Food, Drink, Tech, Expo 2023 from Friday to Sunday at the Expo Georgia fairgrounds. At the exhibition, agricultural machinery, packaging materials, greenhouse technologies and equipment, irrigation systems, as well as planting and seeding materials and fertilisers, are presented by the participants from Georgia, Italy, Poland, Turkey and Ukraine, as well as India, China and Belarus. The exhibition was opened by Deputy Environment Minister Kakha Kakabadze, Resan Kikava, the Director of Expo Georgia, and Kazim Kartal, the Deputy Head of mission of the Turkish Embassy in Georgia. This exhibition is an event with a 21-year history and is the best platform for manufacturers to establish business contacts and introduce their products to the target audience. Every year, the exhibition hosts more and more visitors and participants”, Kakabadze said in his comments at the exhibition. He noted the Environment Ministry continued to support events contributing to the promotion of Georgian products, as well as helped the entrepreneurs and farmers of the country to increase production and export opportunities.

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18-11-2023		17:16

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The Scandinavian countries are interested in the export of Georgian nuts

The Scandinavian countries are interested in the export of Georgian nuts

“The Scandinavian countries are interested in the import of Georgian nuts”, says Baia Salukvadze, co-founder of GPR Nuts. According to her, EU countries remain the main export markets for Georgian nut production, mainly Germany and Italy, with France also becoming more active recently. She says Georgia is expected to harvest 40,000-45,000 tonnes of nuts this year, slightly down on last year. The decline is due to climatic conditions and bad weather this year.

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08-11-2023		17:19

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Potato production in Azerbaijan has gone down

Potato production in Azerbaijan has gone down

Potato production in Azerbaijan has fallen this year. According to the monthly report of the State Statistics Committee, 981,900 tonnes of potatoes were harvested by 1 October. This is 3.9 percent less than in the same period last year.

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08-11-2023		17:00

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Uzbekistan plans production of agro-drones

Uzbekistan plans production of agro-drones

The Navoi free economic zone, located in the Karmaninsky district of the Navoi region, plans to produce unmanned aerial vehicles for agriculture. This is reported by the EastFruit analytical platform. The project will cost about $80 million over five years. Russian specialists are expected to help set up the development and production of unmanned aerial vehicles.

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08-11-2023		15:06

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Kazakh wheat export to Turkey surged 75%

Kazakh wheat export to Turkey surged 75%

In January-August 2023, the trade turnover between Kazakhstan and Turkey amounted to $3.9 bln. In particular, exports from the Republic of Kazakhstan to Turkey during this period amounted to $2.6 bln. Among other things, wheat shipments grew by 75% to $51 mln, reported the press service of the Ministry of Economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan. From 2010 to 2021, the trade volume between Kazakhstan and Turkey varied from $1.5 to $4 bln, a significant share of which was exported from Kazakhstan. In 2022, the countries reached an all-time record in the volume of mutual trade – $6.3 bln. Turkey is one of the largest trading partners of Kazakhstan – in 2022, the country took 4th place in the trade turnover of the Republic of Kazakhstan (share – 4.5%).

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08-11-2023		14:44

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Saffron harvest begins in Georgia

Saffron harvest begins in Georgia

The harvesting of saffron, which is rare in this country, has begun in Georgia. Cultivated saffron is an environmentally friendly product and has quality certificates from a number of European countries. Saffron is a perennial plant of the lily family. It blooms in the autumn and its stigmas, which we know as the spice, must be collected at the end of October or the beginning of November. The uses of saffron are endless. Known for its medicinal properties, this precious plant is used in everything from medical treatments to food and cosmetics.

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23-10-2023		14:05

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YURT participates in Growmach exhibition in Antalya, Turkey

YURT participates in Growmach exhibition in Antalya, Turkey

YURT Ltd. participates in the Growmach exhibition of tractors, agricultural machinery, equipment and technologies held in Antalya, Turkey. The exhibition, organized at ANFAŞ Exhibition and Convention Center, gathered industry experts from Middle East, Africa, Balkans, South America and Far East. YURT's booth featured brochures and rollups with information about the company's activities, goals, services and benefits. Videos reflecting the activities of the company were shown on the screen installed at the stand. Representatives of the company and businessmen who visited the stand received detailed information about the company and discussed the possibilities of cooperation. It should be noted that "YURT" is an information partner of "Growmach". The exhibition will last till October 15.

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11-10-2023		12:11

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Uzbekistan generates over $62mn from export of peaches and nectarines

Uzbekistan generates over $62mn from export of peaches and nectarines

Exports of Uzbek peaches and nectarines have reached historic highs this season, according to data from the EastFruit portal. According to the data, more than 80,000 tonnes of these fruits were exported between 21 May and 20 September, which exceeds the same figures from three years ago. The total value of peach and nectarine exports was $62.7 million.

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04-10-2023		12:22

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Azerbaijan's tomato export revenues have plummeted

Azerbaijan's tomato export revenues have plummeted

Azerbaijan's revenues from tomato exports have fallen sharply - in January-August 2023, the republic exported 112.06 thousand tonnes of tomatoes worth $124.29 million, according to data from the State Customs Committee. This is about $10 million less than in the same period last year. The main reason for the decline in tomato export revenues is the fall in tomato prices in Russia. Russia is known to be the main importer of Azerbaijani tomatoes.

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04-10-2023		11:10

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Uzbekistan is a leader in the supply of table grapes to Georgia

Uzbekistan is a leader in the supply of table grapes to Georgia

Over the seven months of 2023, Georgia imported table grapes worth $2.7 million, mainly from Uzbekistan, Armenia and Iran. In quantitative terms, imports amounted to 2,232 tons of both fresh and dried table grapes, reports EastFruit. According to Gruzstat, the largest amount of grapes came from Armenia - $ 1,128 million (1,179 tons), followed by Uzbekistan - $ 699,400 (453 tons) and Iran - $ 467,940 (280 tons). The top five also includes Turkey - $ 240,740 (242 tons), the Netherlands - $ 239,390 (71 tons).

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04-10-2023		10:40

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Mangoes and avocados to be grown in Kazakhstan

Mangoes and avocados to be grown in Kazakhstan

A 5.3-hectare greenhouse complex was built by the Turkish company Gen Group Qazaqstan. Bananas are already being grown in the greenhouses. The variety of banana being grown is specially adapted to Kazakhstan's climatic conditions. The first harvest is expected in 6 months. In the future, Timur Uteshov, the company's director, plans to produce other fruits such as mangoes and avocados. In addition to exotic fruits, tomatoes and strawberries will also be grown in the greenhouse. The first phase of the project will cost $4 million.

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04-10-2023		10:32

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The next saffron bulbs from Italy are being prepared for shipment to Uzbekistan

The next saffron bulbs from Italy are being prepared for shipment to Uzbekistan

It should be noted that on June 9, President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev held a meeting with leaders of leading companies in Milan as part of the business activities of his official visit to the Republic of Italy. At this meeting, a presentation was made to the head of our state on the expansion of the saffron cultivation, processing and export project in Bakhmal district of Jizzakh region, as well as on the export of saffron to European markets. In turn, in order to expand saffron plantations and increase the volume of cultivation, the next trucks loaded with saffron bulbs are being prepared for sending to Uzbekistan in the second decade of September this year from Milan, Italy.

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18-09-2023		11:02

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