Azerbaijan exported 8,579 tons of purified forest nuts worth $54.4 million in the first half of 2020, local media has reported.

Azerbaijani products under "Made in Azerbaijan" brand have been presented at the 4th China High-End Wine and Spirits Expo 2020.

Baku has hosted an assembly on Caucasus wine route called "Iter Vitis Qafqaz" that will cover Azerbaijan, Georgia and Russia was held in Baku.

Georgian wine festival was held in Hong Kong, China, Trend reports referring to National Wine Agency of Georgia.

Georgian Qvevri winemakers are participating in the International Exhibition of Artisan Wine Fair (RAW Wine) in New York City, US, Trend reports referring to the Georgian National Wine Agency.

Azerbaijani winemaking is an important industrial branch of the agricultural industry. The country is taking measures for the promotion of Azerbaijani brands in the world markets.

Azerbaijani wine is produced in several regions throughout Azerbaijan. Prior to 20th century communist rule, Azerbaijan had a thriving wine industry that dated back to the second millennium BC.

Uzbekistan considers Italy as a long-term and promising partner on the European continent.

Increasing local wine exports further promotes Azerbaijani products abroad as well as strengthens the non-oil sector in the county's economy.

Today there is a great demand for Azerbaijani wines in foreign markets since they have always distinguished by quality and taste.