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    DEPUTY MINISTER: 32,000 TONS OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES EXPORTED FROM ARMENIA IN 2012

    YEREVAN, April 3. /ARKA/. Armenia exported 32,000 tons of fruits
    and vegetables in 2012, Armenian Deputy Agriculture Minister Robert
    Makaryan said.

    "This is more than in 2011, when 16,800 tons were exported," he said.

    The deputy minister also said that the export of fruits and vegetables
    in Jan-March 2013 grew as well, compared with the same period a
    year before.

    "Some 1,042 tons of fresh fruits and vegetables were exported in the
    first quarter of 2012, and 4,000 were exported in this year's first
    quarter," he said. "It means the export volumes grew four times. If
    things go this way also in the next months, we'll record considerable
    success."

    Makaryan said potatoes dominated the export in the first quarter -
    about 500 tons were sent abroad in Jan-March 2013 against 25 tons at
    the same period a year earlier.

    Answering ARKA News Agency's question, he said that Armenia exports
    its vegetables and fruits mostly to Russia, Georgia and Ukraine.

    "Some 24,300 tons were exported to Russia, 6,000 tons to Georgia and
    660 tons to Ukraine in 2012," the deputy agriculture minister said.

    He said that Armenia has already sent 3,300 tons of fruits and
    vegetables to Russia, 564 tons to Georgia and 80 tons to the United
    Arab Emirates since the beginning of this year. -0-

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