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The 22-ton shipment was inspected by Senasa. So far this year, 58,000 tons of this fruit have been exported.

In Georgia, citrus prices increased in September compared to the same period last year, EastFruit reports. According to the National Statistics Service, the price of lemon increased the most during the reporting period – by 30.82%. In addition to lemon, oranges increased in price by 27.58% in September, and tangerines by 26.18%. This year, Georgia imported 2,844 tons of lemons worth $2.09 million. The import of 1 kg cost the country an average of 74 cents excluding taxes. Read also: Georgia increases both import and export of tangerines As for oranges, in January-September, Georgia purchased 8,164 tons of citrus fruits for $4.79 million. The average import price of 1 kg of oranges excluding taxes was 59 cents. In addition, 4,707 tons of tangerines worth $3.06 million were imported into the country in the first 9 months of this year. In this case, imports (excluding taxes) cost an average of 65 cents per kilogram. Business Georgia publishes prices for lemon, orange and tangerine in various Georgian supermarket chains: Tangerine: from

The Citrus Management Committee (CGC), which represents 80% of Spanish orange and mandarin exports, said on Friday that, despite the damage caused by the Dana, the sector is now working with "relative normality" and supply to the European Union (EU) is assured.