155.2 million dollars of fresh fruits and vegetables were exported from Turkey in July

Published 2022년 8월 18일

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In July, Turkey's fresh fruit and vegetable exports reached $155.2 million, with the sector generating 35% of this amount, according to Ferhat Gürüz, Chairman of the Mediterranean Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Exporters' Association. The exports consisted of 179,398 tons of products, with significant increases in exports of mushrooms, pears, and apricots. Russia was the main importer, followed by Germany, Iraq, Israel, Austria, and Saudi Arabia. The exports included 41 million dollars worth of peaches, 34 million dollars worth of cherries-cherries, and 26 million dollars worth of apricots.
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Ferhat Gürüz, Chairman of the Mediterranean Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Exporters' Association, stated that Turkey exported 155.2 million dollars of fresh fruit and vegetables in July. Ferhat Gürüz, President of the Mediterranean Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Exporters' Association, pointed out that Turkey is among the important countries in the production of fresh fruits and vegetables in his written statement. Evaluating the export sales of the sector in July, Gürüz said, "Turkey's fresh fruit and vegetable exports in July reached 155.2 million dollars. As Mediterranean Exporters' Associations, we supported this performance by 35 percent with 54.4 million dollars. The Turkish fresh fruit and vegetable sector was the largest in export volume in July. It has generated strong increases from sales of mushrooms, pears and apricots." used his statements. Gürüz stated that they evaluated 179 thousand 398 tons of products in export markets in July, and said: "In the 7th month of the year, our ...
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