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Gilan Gabala Canning Plant: The reports that â€œJaleâ€ juices are banned in the European markets are groundless

21 September 2011 16:50 (UTC +04:00)

Baku. Elvin Yagubov â€“ APA. The reports that the qualitative indicators of â€œJaleâ€ juices are not normal and they are banned in the European markets are groundless, chief of foreign economic relations department of Gilan Gabala Canning Plant Elin Zalov told APA.

He said â€œJaleâ€ and â€œZolotoy sadâ€ juices are exported to 21 countries.
â€œAmong them are Sweden, Germany, Poland, Greece, Czech Republic, Benelux countries, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Italy, Austria, even Philippines. We are regularly selling products to these countries. We have got two and more customers in some of these countries. We have got nine customers in Russia. We are continuing cooperation with our customers, have not faced any problems,â€ he said.

Zalov said there are countries where the only foreign juice is â€œJaleâ€.
â€œThese countries did not give permission to import other juices because of problems of their qualitative indicators. Our qualitative indicators were considered fully satisfactory,â€ he said.

Chief of the department said the plant exports raw materials to some countries, finished product to some others.

Noting that the reports about â€œJaleâ€ juice are fully groundless, Elin Zalov said such reports are a deliberate campaign to cast shadow on the product.
â€œThe qualitative indicators of the imported products are checked in Europe. If the product has problems, the next import is not allowed. We have been working for a year and have not faced complaint of our customers. On the contrary the number of our customers is increasing in the countries where we work,â€ he said.

According to the plant administration, the media outlets, which wrote that export of â€œJaleâ€ juices to Europe is banned, will be sued.
â€œThis has been repeated several times and aims to cast shadow on our brand.â€