Turkey export of quince and snow pears to Romania, Macedonia, Ukraine

Published 2022년 2월 4일

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The article highlights the commencement of exports from Korkuteli, the regional hub for fruit storage in the Mediterranean, for products such as snow oil, margarine, and quince. Exports of Karyagdi pears are made to Macedonia, while margarine and quince are exported to Romania, Bulgaria, and Moldova. First-class apples are also sent to the domestic market, and exports of quince have already begun. The region's economic significance is largely driven by apple farming, with the produce enjoyed for its quality and aroma, and contributing substantially to the local economy.

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In Korkuteli, the fruit warehouse of the Mediterranean region, exports of snow oil, margarine and quince started. Karyagdi pear waiting in warehouses are sent to Macedonia, margarite and quince to Romania, Bulgaria and Moldova Producer Yusuf Yıldıran stated that activity started in all cold storages in Korkuteli and said that they sent first class apples to the domestic market. Yıldıran said, "Besides, exports of quince grown in the district have also started. The pomegranates grown in Yeniköy and Fethiye regions and the snowy pear that have been waiting for months are also going to export. As of February, some activity started in the apple market." Saying that apple is a serious source of income in Korkuteli region, ...

Source: Sondakika