BAKU, Azerbaijan, Nov. 30
By Matanat Nasibova – Trend:
Dadli Nakhchivan Mahsullari, a company producing and selling dried fruits, located in Azerbaijan’s Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic, plans to begin export deliveries to European markets, in particular to Poland, Emin Tarverdiyev, the founder of this company, told Trend.
“We are negotiating with potential partners in this country, and we plan to start deliveries at the beginning of next year,” Tarverdiyev said. “Primary export provides for the supply of dried apples, dried apricots and dried persimmons. The capacity of our company allows manufacturing up to two tons of products daily, so there is an opportunity for export abroad. We are in talks with the European partners about the details of the upcoming deliveries.”
The company’s founder noted that since the beginning of this year, the company has produced over 40 tons of dried fruits.
“Dried apples will be mainly exported to Poland, as there is great demand for these products,” Tarverdiyev added.
The founder said that the company has a network of stores in Nakhchivan, and it is also planned to open new points of sale in Baku and other Azerbaijani cities.
“Varieties of organic products of our company are presented in stores,” Tarverdiyev added. “Several stores are already operating in Baku, where our company’s products are sold.”
