ARMENIAN WINEMAKING'S AVERAGE ANNUAL GROWTH IS 20 PERCENT
news.am
October 08, 2012 | 14:01
YEREVAN. - The average annual growth of Armenia's winemaking industry
is twenty percent, over the course of the past five years, Economy
Ministry's Department of Industrial Policy Head Hayk Mirzoyan stated
during a press conference on Monday.
In his words, a winemaking strategy has been developed, according
to which Armenia's wine production and export will be tripled by the
year 2020. To note, 5.6 billion liters of wine were produced in the
country last year and its 700 million liters were exported.
The aforesaid strategy will be examined at the Winemaking Council,
which includes all of Armenia's twenty winemaking companies. Once
approved by the Council, this strategy will be submitted for the
approval by the Prime Minister-adjunct Industrial Council.
As per Hayk Mirzoyan, activities are underway toward expanding
grape production because there is a shortage of grapes due to rapid
development of winemaking.
news.am
October 08, 2012 | 14:01
YEREVAN. - The average annual growth of Armenia's winemaking industry
is twenty percent, over the course of the past five years, Economy
Ministry's Department of Industrial Policy Head Hayk Mirzoyan stated
during a press conference on Monday.
In his words, a winemaking strategy has been developed, according
to which Armenia's wine production and export will be tripled by the
year 2020. To note, 5.6 billion liters of wine were produced in the
country last year and its 700 million liters were exported.
The aforesaid strategy will be examined at the Winemaking Council,
which includes all of Armenia's twenty winemaking companies. Once
approved by the Council, this strategy will be submitted for the
approval by the Prime Minister-adjunct Industrial Council.
As per Hayk Mirzoyan, activities are underway toward expanding
grape production because there is a shortage of grapes due to rapid
development of winemaking.