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U.S. Ambassador John F. Tefft and USAID/Caucasus Mission Director Robert Wilson observed preparation for the first large-scale export of Georgian wines to the U.S.

Georgian Wines Arrive in U.S. Supermarkets in April

When Russia imposed an embargo on the import of Georgian wines in March 2006, the country lost its traditional and most important export market, where roughly 89 percent of Georgian wines exported were sold. In response, Georgian wine producers mobilized to diversify their product and penetrate new export markets in the West, primarily the European Union (EU) and the U.S.


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Bulgaria

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