Blueberry Farm's Blueberries to Export to Europe and Asia

Blueberries grown in the village of Likhauri in Guria will be exported to European and Asian countries, in particular, Dubai and Qatar.

According to Eka Vepkhvadze, the co-founder of the Blueberry Farm company, the products harvested in Guria will soon enter foreign markets.

The company received 50 tons of blueberries this year and expects to harvest additional 40 tons of flowering plants until the end of the season.

"Blueberry Farm" is gradually planning to utilize up to 50 ha of gardens, from which it expects to harvest (550 tons) in 2023. The products obtained from the blueberry orchards will mainly be exported.

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