Kvitiri Starts to Export Georgian Herbs

In Tskaltubo, the producer of herbs, the company "Kvitiri" plans to export its products in the near future.

According to the founder of Kvitiri, Goderdzi Shavgulidze, the company will start exporting its products in around 10 months and will enter the Russian, Ukrainian, and Belarusian markets with 7 varieties of Georgian herbs.

As he noted, the pandemic adversely affected the business, however, the situation currently is changing for the better.

Cooperative Kvitiri was established in Tskaltubo in 2014. The company owns greenhouses with an area of about 3000-4000 square meters.

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