103 million dollars income from the Black Sea salmon in Turkey

Published 2021년 9월 7일

Tridge summary

The Eastern Black Sea Exporters' Association (DKİB) has reported a significant increase in Black Sea salmon exports, with a value of 102 million 647 thousand 711 dollars from 18 thousand 242 tons exported in the first eight months of the year. This represents a 275% increase in quantity and 357% increase in value compared to the same period last year. The top buyers were Russia, Vietnam, and Japan, with first-time exports to Iraq, Algeria, Denmark, Jordan, and the United Arab Emirates. Ahmet Hamdi Gürdoğan, DKİB's Deputy Chairman, stated that the demand for Black Sea salmon is outstripping supply and called for an increase in cage numbers. He also emphasized the need to resolve bureaucratic issues in aquaculture to achieve exports worth over 1 billion dollars soon.
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According to the compilation made by the Eastern Black Sea Exporters' Association (DKİB), an income of 102 million 647 thousand 711 dollars was obtained in return for the export of 18 thousand 242 tons of Black Sea salmon in the 8 months of the year. Black Sea salmon exports increased 275 percent in quantity and 357 percent in value, compared to the same period of the previous year, with 4,863 tons of foreign exchange inflow of 22 million 440 thousand 945 dollars. Russia, Vietnam and Japan were among the top three export countries. During this period, 14,8 tons of Black Sea salmon were sold to Russia for 84 million 573 thousand 477 dollars. Russia was followed by Vietnam with 8 million 858 thousand 875 dollars and Japan with 3 million 136 thousand 795 dollars. Unlike 8 months of the previous year, Black Sea salmon was exported to Iraq, Algeria, Denmark, Jordan and the United Arab Emirates for the first time. "The whole amount produced is insufficient to meet the demand" Ahmet ...
Source: Tgrthaber

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