Low Quality of Sweet Cherry in Turkey Weakens The Price

Fresh Sweet Cherry

Turkiye

Published Mar 1, 2022

The wholesale price of Turkish sweet cherry fell by -73% WoW to USD 0.22/kg in W4 Feb-22 from USD 0.89/kg in W3 Feb-22. Abnormal weather led to the Turkish sweet cherry’s low quality. This put pressure on the Turkish sweet cherry in the global market which decreased export value and volume by -18.7% YoY and -19% YoY, respectively in 2021.

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