Turkey: Quince harvest begins in Kahramanmaraş, and the products were exported to Russia and Romania

Published 2023년 12월 3일

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Quince harvest has begun in Kahramanmaraş, with more than 10 thousand tons of yield obtained annually from approximately 1,500 decares of land. The product, known for its size, taste, and color, is exported to Russia, Romania, and Arab countries in addition to being sold domestically. Despite some challenges caused by the earthquake and dry weather, the producers are optimistic about the quality of their quinces and hope for increased trade in the region.
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As the quince harvest started in Kahramanmaraş, it was learned that the product was exported especially to Russia, Romania and Arab countries. The harvest season has begun for quince grown in the Tedbirler, Avcılar, Şahinkaya and Ilıca regions of Onikişubat district. More than 10 thousand tons of yield is obtained annually from the product grown on approximately 1,500 decares of land in the region. While the product attracts attention with its size, it also attracts the attention of customers with its taste and color. Quince is exported abroad as well as in the domestic market. Producer Hanifi Kayaalp said, "We send these products especially to Russia, Romania and Arab countries. Our production is good, there are quality products. We estimate that quince grows efficiently in this region and the yield is about a thousand tons. The product grown in our country is 250 tons. We produce this product in Avcılar and ...
Source: Kamu3

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