A promotional event organised by the Italian Embassy in Tbilisi and by International Tasting Food, based in Lodi, provided a successful Georgian showcase for 19 Italian food and drink companies. As Ambassador Federica Favi told participants, Georgia holds out great potential to Italian companies, in both commercial and economic terms. The event was attended by the Deputy Minister for Agriculture, David Natroshvili, and the chairman of the National Wine Agency, Levan Davitashvili. Read more, in Italian
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