In the first 10 months of this year, Georgia imported 124,046 tons of sugar, totaling $80.4 million. In comparison, during the same period last year, the country imported 122,782 tons of sugar worth $83.8 million.

This data shows a 1% increase in the volume of sugar imports, while the price of the product decreased by 3.8%.

Brazil remains Georgia's largest sugar supplier. Over the past 10 months, Georgia imported 48,500 tons of sugar from Brazil, worth $27.1 million. However, imports from Brazil have dropped by 11% compared to last year, when Georgia imported 54,550 tons valued at $34.4 million.

The top sugar importers to Georgia are:

• Brazil: $27.1 million (48,500 tons)
• France: $14.6 million (19,387 tons)
• The Netherlands: $10 million (13,170 tons)
• Belgium: $8.3 million (12,767 tons)
• Turkey: $6.5 million (9,340 tons)