Exports of milk and dairy products of Turkey has increased by 450 percent

Published 2022년 3월 26일

Tridge summary

Turkey's milk and dairy exports have seen a significant increase in 2021, reaching $500 million with a 45.7% surge, largely due to the pandemic's disruption of supply chains and the availability of Turkish products. The North African market, especially Egypt, Iraq, and Algeria, played a key role in this growth. In the first two months of 2022, exports to these countries continued to grow, with a total of $95.6 million. The sector aims to further increase exports in 2022. The rise in dairy exports is attributed to the availability of Turkish products, lower prices of raw milk, and challenges in logistics due to the pandemic.
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Original content

Exports of milk and dairy products in Turkey continue to increase with the momentum it has gained recently. With the disruption of the supply chain in the pandemic and the availability of Turkish products, many countries, especially North African countries, directed their purchases to Turkey. According to the news with the signature of Mehmet Hanifi Gülel in the world, the North African market, which came to the fore with the pandemic, also changed the ranking of the countries with the highest exports. The sector, which closed with an export of 438.6 million dollars with an increase of 45.7 percent last year, closed with 500 million dollars with the addition of ice cream and lactose. In 2021, the most exports were made to Egypt with 69 million dollars, followed by Iraq with 60.5 million dollars and Algeria in third place. While exports to Egypt increased by 350 percent, it increased by 456 percent to Algeria. In Iraq, it remained at the same level. In the first two months of this ...
Source: Haber7

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