Pomona reports annual sales growth of 20–30%
Georgian dried fruit and fruit leather producer Pomona reports annual sales growth of around 20–30%. The company's founder gave the figures in an interview with BMG.
Pomona has been operating in the Georgian market for four years. Its production site is in Mukhrani, in Mtskheta municipality. The interview does not provide absolute sales volumes.
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