Timber imports to Georgia dropped to $15 million, while Russia remained the main supplier. According to Sextat, during the nine months the country purchased 24,170 tons of wood worth 15 million dollars: the import cost for the year decreased by 7.2%, and the volume by 2.6%. Of the total volume, 20,833 tons are from Russian wood ($11.4 million), which is 25% less than a year earlier. Georgia also buys wood from Latvia, Turkey, Spain, Greece and other countries.

Timber imports to Georgia dropped to $15 million, while Russia remained the main supplier. According to Sextat, during the nine months the country purchased 24,170 tons of wood worth 15 million dollars: the import cost for the year decreased by 7.2%, and the volume by 2.6%. Of the total volume, 20,833 tons are from Russian wood ($11.4 million), which is 25% less than a year earlier. Georgia also buys wood from Latvia, Turkey, Spain, Greece and other countries.