Agriculture

GeoAgro Estate

The group’s agricultural company: a 50-hectare blueberry farm in Sepieti, Abasha municipality, grown to GLOBALG.A.P. standard for the Georgian market and export.

Workers tending the blueberry bushes at the GeoAgro Estate farm in Abasha

GeoAgro Estate LLC was founded by WT Group and its partners in 2023 in the Samegrelo region of western Georgia. The company owns 230 hectares of land in the village of Sepieti, Abasha municipality, of which 50 hectares are planted as a single blueberry orchard. The first harvest was picked in 2025.

Aerial view of the GeoAgro Estate blueberry orchard in Sepieti
The 50-hectare orchard in Sepieti, Abasha municipality, from the air.

The farm

  • 50 hectares of blueberries planted as one orchard
  • A 150-tonne cold storage building
  • A 4,000 cubic metre water reservoir
  • Modern irrigation and fertigation systems
  • Its own machinery and equipment
  • Office and warehouse space
  • Certified to GLOBALG.A.P. version 6.0 with the GRASP social module
The farm’s lined water reservoir among the orchard plotsTractor with a sprayer working between rows of blueberry bushes
The 4,000 cubic metre reservoir that feeds the irrigation, and the farm’s own tractor at work in the rows.

Varieties

Ten varieties are planted so that picking runs from early to late season and the market is supplied through the whole summer:

  • Early season: Duke, Suziblue
  • Early to mid season: Blue Ribbon, Sekoya Crunch, Miss Alice Mae
  • Mid season: Top Shelf, Valor, Sekoya Grande, Miss Jackie
  • Late season: Cargo, which keeps its firmness in cold and freezer storage and suits machine harvesting
Row of Cargo blueberry bushes with the sector sign
Cargo, the late-season variety, in sector 21 of the orchard.

The aim

The company wants to become the leading blueberry producer in Georgia and to build a brand that buyers at home and abroad can rely on: fruit that meets international food safety and traceability standards, sustainable farming that protects soil and water, and long-term partnerships built on stable supply and consistent quality.

Blueberry rows in autumn colour at the Sepieti farm
The orchard in autumn, after the harvest.

The team

The farm is run by chief executive Emzar Otkhozoria with local agronomist Shako Tsintsadze and two consultants from Portugal and Italy, Jorge Duarte and Marco Butera.

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