Question 1: What are the specialties of Georgia? Georgians like to cook dishes with walnuts, spinach, fruits, poultry and various spices.

They like to eat skewered food, and are more partial to salt and pepper chicken nuggets.

They mainly eat Russian and Western food on a daily basis, and are also very interested in Chinese food. They often use knives and forks as tableware when eating.

Georgia has the following characteristics in terms of food habits: ① Pay attention to the use of fragrant seasonings in dishes, and pay attention to the richness and quantity of dishes.

② Taste is generally heavy, preferring sweet, sour and spicy tastes.

③Staple food: Noodles are the main staple food, and I also like to eat assorted fried rice.

④ I like beef, pork, mutton, poultry, and eggs as non-staple food; I like vegetables such as potatoes, spinach, onions, tomatoes, peas, cucumbers, and cabbage. I like to use turmeric powder, pepper, Sichuan peppercorns, cloves, and mustard for seasonings.

, ketchup, jam, sugar, salt, etc.

⑤Preparation method: Preference for dishes made with cooking methods such as roasting, pan-frying, deep-frying, and stir-frying.

⑥Chinese food: I like Chinese Sichuan and Beijing cuisine.

⑦Menu: I really appreciate the assorted platter, crispy chicken, stewed fruit soup, sweet and sour pork, braised fish, braised cabbage with butter, hot-boiled mutton, sesame chicken breast, roast duck, green spring rolls and other flavored dishes.

⑧Water and wine: I like hard liquor and kvass. I also like coffee, cocoa, milk, ice cream, and black tea and enjoy tasting them.

⑨Fruit: Like to eat grapes, pears, cantaloupe, lychees, apples and other fruits; like dried fruits such as walnuts, raisins, peanuts, etc.

Question 2: What kind of gifts should I buy for my relatives when I return from Georgia to visit relatives? Specialties of Georgia that are not made in China. Question 3: China Southern Airlines has started flying to Georgia. Are there any interesting things or specialties in Georgia?

I don’t understand. Question 4: Is there a market for Georgian red wine? Do you think there is a domestic market for red wine produced in Georgia?

The quality and taste should be good. Georgia is located in the Caucasus Mountains and has a cool climate, which is more suitable for wine production. However, it is not well-known in the country at present. Most people may regard it as a local specialty. Marketing needs a lot of effort. Question 5:

What are the tax preferential policies for local agricultural investment in Georgia? 1. Value-added tax, consumption tax, business tax, and customs duties 1. Agricultural products are tax-free.

Self-produced primary agricultural products sold by agricultural producers are exempt from value-added tax.

(Article 16 of the Regulations); 2. Grassroots private trade enterprises and supply and marketing cooperatives are exempt from tax.

Starting from January 1, 1998, sales of goods by state-owned private trade enterprises and grassroots supply and marketing cooperatives below the county level will be exempted from value-added tax.

(Caishuizi [1997] No. 124); 3.

Rural power grid maintenance fees are tax-free.

Rural power grid maintenance fees collected by rural power management stations are exempt from value-added tax.

(Caishuizi [1998] No. 47); 4.

Agricultural production materials are exempt from tax.

The production and sale of agricultural production materials such as feed, agricultural film, seeds, seedlings, chemical fertilizers, pesticides, and agricultural machinery will be exempt from value-added tax before the end of 2000.

(Caishuizi [1998] No. 78); 5.

Tea sold on the border is tax-free.

Tea sold by state-designated enterprises and sold by distribution units will be exempt from value-added tax before the end of 2000.

(Finance and Taxation No. 11998) No. 33); 6.

Grain and vegetable oils are exempt from tax.

Value-added tax is exempted from sales of grain by state-owned grain enterprises responsible for purchasing and storage, and by other grain enterprises selling military grain, disaster relief grain, reservoir resettlement grain, and government reserve edible vegetable oil.

(Finance and Taxation No. 11999) No. 198); 7.

Domestic cotton is tax-free.

Domestic cotton (including Xinjiang cotton and mainland cotton) sold by companies operating domestic cotton to domestic processing and export enterprises will be exempted from sales value-added tax.

(Ji Economic and Trade [2000] No. 161); 8.

Fishing equipment is exempt from tax.

Distant ocean fishery enterprises import fishing equipment that cannot be manufactured domestically, such as fishing boats, engines and deck equipment, refrigeration equipment, ship processing machinery and equipment, ship communication equipment, etc., and are exempt from import value-added tax.

(Caishuizi [1997] No. 64 9. Tax exemption for distant-water fishery products. Self-caught aquatic products and processed products captured by fishing vessels of distant-water fishery enterprises on the high seas or foreign waters and shipped back for domestic sale are exempt from import value-added tax and tariffs.

(Caishui Zi [1997] No. 64 10. Imported chemical fertilizers and pesticides are tax-free. Fertilizers and pesticides imported within the national plan are exempt from import value-added tax. (Caishui Zi [1997] No. 194 11. Animal and plant sources are tax-free. For import purposes

Seeds (seedlings), breeding livestock (poultry), fish fingerlings (seedlings) and non-profit wild animal and plant sources used in agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, fishery production and scientific research will be exempted from import value-added tax before the end of 2000.

[1998] No. 66 12. Tax exemption for imported feed. Foreign-invested enterprises that import reasonable quantities of poultry and aquatic products for export are exempt from importing value-added tax and tariffs. 13.