Between January and November 2024, Georgia imported 20,108 tons of chocolate and cocoa-containing ready-to-eat products valued at $90 million.

According to official statistics, the monetary value of these imports increased by 18% compared to the same period in the previous year, while the import volume rose by 6.6%.

Russia was the primary supplier of chocolate to Georgia, with additional imports sourced from several other countries. The top contributors to Georgia’s chocolate imports were:

• Russia: $25.5 million, 8,145 tons
• Ukraine: $14.8 million, 3,020 tons
• Turkey: $11.4 million, 2,148 tons
• Poland: $6.7 million, 1,160 tons
• Croatia: $6.6 million, 1,135 tons
• Belgium: $4 million, 711 tons
• Italy: $3.2 million, 643 tons
• Germany: $3.2 million, 573 tons
• Armenia: $3.2 million, 533 tons
• Netherlands: $3 million, 528 tons

In addition to these major suppliers, Georgia also imported smaller quantities of chocolate and cocoa-containing products from Switzerland, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Lithuania, Belarus, Spain, France, the Czech Republic, Turkmenistan, and other countries.