Racha-Lechkhumi Processes 145 Tonnes of Grapes as GEL 4 per kg Subsidy Applies to Khvanchkara Processors
According to BM.GE, as of 14 October, 145 tonnes of Aleksandrouli and Mujuretuli grapes had been processed in Racha-Lechkhumi during the 2026 harvest. The forecast for the region's harvest is about 3,000 tonnes.
A subsidy of GEL 4 per kilogram is provided for companies that have bought and processed at least 3 tonnes of grapes from the Khvanchkara microzone. The condition is that the processor pays grape growers at least GEL 8 per kilogram. In Kakheti, almost 273,000 tonnes of grapes had been processed as of 14 October.
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