Food Balls Georgia targets 1,000 retail outlets
Food Balls Georgia has invested $800,000–$900,000 in its production facility, the company's founder told BMG on 30 October. It makes semi-finished traditional Georgian dishes and desserts and employs 21 people.
The products are sold through more than 200 retail outlets. Within a year, the company plans to expand to 1,000 outlets and begin exports to Dubai, Israel and CIS countries.
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Sources: Source publication.
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