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Agricultural Projects

GHA Year-Round Strawberry Production Facility

Welcome to the GHA Year-Round Strawberry Production Facility, a groundbreaking agribusiness initiative aimed at transforming Georgia into a leader in high-tech, sustainable strawberry cultivation. This unique, first-of-its-kind model integrates cutting-edge controlled-environment agriculture to establish a 12-month harvesting cycle, ensuring a reliable and continuous supply of premium-quality strawberries throughout the year.

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ITDC IT Platform Development

Introducing a comprehensive online regional marketplace dedicated to rural product suppliers, traders, and service providers. The platform facilitates the buying and selling of agricultural (agri) and Hotel/Restaurant/Café (HORECA) products. Emphasizing the crucial role of digitalization, the initiative aims to prioritize the Caucasus Region.

GH Agri 6 ha high-tech greenhouse

development project for tomatoes

The goal of the project is to produce agricultural products (mainly tomatoes as well as tulips as a complementary seasonal product) in the modern greenhouse that partially will substitute imported products and eventually create a possibility of exporting tomatoes throughout the Caucasian Region, Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan and even to some of EU countries, by using Dutch, Venlo-type greenhouse technology

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GHA Investment in Cooperative 'Produce in Imereti'

At GHA, we are driven by the vision of fostering community-driven agricultural innovation and sustainable growth in the Imereti region of Georgia. As an Investment Member since 2025, we are proud to partner with the Produce in Imereti Cooperative, promoting modern agricultural practices and empowering local farmers through strategic investments.

Capsicum Trial Production Project

The Yellowbird, Samander, and Lotta Capsicum Trial project aims to evaluate the growth, productivity, and overall performance of three different varieties of capsicum peppers: Yellowbird, Samander, and Lotta. The trial is designed to assess the suitability of these varieties for cultivation in Imereti region, Georgia or under specific growing conditions (indoor, outdoor, in the soil or pots etc.) available at 4 different HTDC Class B member farmers’ (Kopitnari IDP Settlement, Cooperative Mukhiani, LTD Begi and LTD Adina) production sites.

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