Georgia’s exports to the EU equaled $456 million, a 25% decline compared to 2023, seeing the EU’s share in Georgia’s total exports drop to 8.4%.
Top Exported Commodities:
- Hazelnuts and other nuts: $45.3 million (+20% Year-on-Year)
- Copper ores and concentrates: $42.5 million (-85% YoY)
- Precious metal ores and concentrates: $39.8 million (+2,445% YoY)
- Oil and petroleum products: $30.5 million (+308% YoY)
- Natural grape wines: $26.8 million (+9% YoY)
Leading Exporters: JSC RMG Copper, JSC Rustavi Azot, and LLC Caucasian Metals Terminal.
Despite the above, rises in specific categories emphasize Georgia’s continued strong trade relations with the EU.