Dried apricot purchase prices have been determined

Published 2020년 9월 21일

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Turkey's Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, Dr. Bekir Pakdemirli, announced the purchase prices for sulfurized and unsulfurized dried apricots during a videoconference. The country, leading in apricot production worldwide, has seen a 170% increase in production since 2002, contributing 2% to the country's total agricultural exports. To bolster the industry, the government supports apricot producers with various incentives, including financing and grants, and has recently established the first licensed dried apricot warehouse in the country, capable of storing 5,000 tons.
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Participating in the Dried Apricot Purchase Price Announcement program via videoconference, Minister of Agriculture and Forestry Dr. Bekir Pakdemirli said that we will get the sulfurized number 4 dried apricot from 21 lira and the unsulfurized (dried apricot) from 23 lira. In his speech, Minister Pakdemirli stated that Malatya, the city of agriculture and fertility, the city of peace and fidelity, the capital of the world apricot, is extremely happy to be together with its veteran, faithful and hardworking people, " Our country ranks 1st in the world in apricot production, as in many products, with an average of 800 thousand tons of apricot production on an area of 1 million 312 thousand decares.This success is of course obtained from modern covered gardens established by our Malatya farmers As a result of these developments, our apricot production, which was 315 thousand tons in 2002, reached 847 thousand tons in 2019 with an increase of 170 percent. " In the dried apricots THE ...

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