By the end of the year, Georgia will sign phytosanitary control agreements with Azerbaijan, Russia, Armenia and Bulgaria, the National Food Agency reported. They will affect phytosanitary control systems, laboratory capabilities and mechanisms for monitoring pesticide residues in export products. This year, the agency has already issued 8,730 certificates for the export of agricultural products.

By the end of the year, Georgia will sign phytosanitary control agreements with Azerbaijan, Russia, Armenia and Bulgaria, the National Food Agency reported. They will affect phytosanitary control systems, laboratory capabilities and mechanisms for monitoring pesticide residues in export products. This year, the agency has already issued 8,730 certificates for the export of agricultural products.