YEREVAN. - Armenia no longer needs to import tomatoes. Armenia’s Deputy Minister of Agriculture Samvel Galstyan said the aforementioned in the parliament today.
In 2014-15, 83 ha of modern greenhouses with intensive cultivation technologies opened in Armenia. This allowed to fully satisfy the demand for tomatoes in winter and early spring. Moreover, this year Armenia even exported nearly 3,280 tonnes of cucumbers and 1,170 tonnes of tomatoes, he added.
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