Turkey: EIB's export target is 5.5 billion dollars

Published 2021년 1월 13일

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In 2020, despite a global commodity trade decrease of 7 percent due to the pandemic, the Aegean region of Turkey saw a 4 percent rise in agricultural exports, generating $5.98 billion in foreign exchange for the country. The Aegean Exporters Union aims to increase this figure to $5.5 billion in 2021. The Aegean Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Exporters Association saw a 17 percent increase in exports, reaching $1.39 billion, and the Aegean Fisheries and Animal Products Exporters' Association reported a 4 percent increase in exports, surpassing $984 million. The Aegean Grain, Pulses, Oil Seeds and Products Exporters' Association also achieved its target of $505 million in exports.
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Dried figs, seedless raisins, tobacco, cotton, olives, olive oil, aquaculture, poultry meat, eggs, dairy products, honey, fresh fruit vegetables, fruit and vegetable products, non-wood forest products, citrus fruits, poppy seeds, oil seeds and spices. including many agricultural farm that grows in the Aegean region of Turkey's leading supplier of products and animal products exporters Egeli, which exports around the world, in 2020 won 5 billion 98 million US dollars foreign exchange to Turkey. (CLICK FOR THE PHOTOS) In 2020, when the world commodity trade contracted by 7 percent due to the pandemic, the exports of agricultural products by the Aegean Exporters Union increased by 4 percent. In the report of the agricultural exporters within the body of EİB, the export was 4 billion 922 million dollars. 24 billion 369 million dollars in 2020. Turkey exported Speaking of agricultural products, exporters Egeli made 21 percent of these exports. Evaluating the agricultural products ...
Source: Aydindenge

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