Turkey: Export target of 300 thousand tons of hazelnut

Published 2022년 12월 6일

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Turkey is targeting to export 300 thousand tons of hazelnuts in the 2022-2023 season, with a forecasted foreign exchange earnings of 2 billion dollars. In the first three months of the export season, the country successfully exported 95,878 tons, generating 538 million 695 thousand 343 dollars. Despite a slight decrease in exports to some European and Asian countries due to their economic conditions, there has been an increase in exports to Germany, France, Russia, Libya, and Slovakia. The Black Sea Hazelnut and Products Exporters' Association is optimistic that exports will accelerate after the New Year, with expectations of increased demand from countries like Italy, China, and Poland. Hazelnut production covers 725 thousand hectares of land between the Georgian border and Istanbul, and the product is exported to 120 countries in various forms, with efforts underway to expand into alternative markets.
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Turkey aims to export 300 thousand tons of hazelnuts in the 2022-2023 season. Dursun Oğuz Gürsoy, Vice Chairman of the Black Sea Hazelnut and Products Exporters' Association, said that 3 months have passed in the export season that started on September 1. Stating that 95,878 tons of hazelnuts were exported in the said period, 538 million 695 thousand 343 dollars of foreign currency inflow was provided, Gürsoy stated that there was an increase in exports to Germany, France, Russia, Libya and Slovakia. Gürsoy stated that there was a slight decrease in exports to Italy, China, Austria, Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland, Belgium, Spain, Canada and Brazil, and noted that the economic developments in these countries caused a decrease. Stating that they predict that exports will accelerate especially after the New Year, Gürsoy said, "There are very serious hazelnut buyers in countries such as Italy, China and Poland. Exports to these countries may accelerate in the new year. We expect ...
Source: Haber7

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