Turkey: Export of 5.5 million dollars in chili pepper in six months

Published 2023년 7월 9일

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Turkey exported $10.549 million worth of chili peppers in 2022, with foreign sales increasing by 9.54% to $5.441 million in the first half of the year compared to the same period last year. The top five countries for chili pepper exports were Germany, the UK, the Netherlands, the USA, and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. Şanlıurfa Commodity Exchange Council President İsa Kızıldemir expressed pleasure at the increase in chili pepper exports, stating that it is significant for Şanlıurfa, the homeland of isot peppers. He believes that with access to new markets, export figures will continue to rise.
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According to the data of the Southeastern Anatolian Exporters' Associations, 10 million 549 thousand dollars of chili pepper export was realized from Turkey in 2022. While 4 million 967 thousand dollars of chili pepper exports were made in the January-June period of last year, foreign sales increased by 9.54 percent to 5 million 441 thousand dollars in the same period of this year. In the first half of this year, Germany, England, Netherlands, USA, Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC), Saudi Arabia, Iraq, France, Russia, United Arab Emirates, Libya, Canada, People's Republic of China, Oman, Japan, Bulgaria, Ghana, Mozambique 1600 tons of chili peppers were sent to 86 countries, including Cuba and Morocco. On the basis of countries, Germany took the first place in the export of chili peppers with 920 thousand dollars. This country was followed by the UK with 723 thousand dollars, the Netherlands with 564 thousand dollars, the USA with 481 thousand dollars and the TRNC with ...
Source: Haber7

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