Tridge summary
In 2020, despite a global contraction in commodity trade by 7 percent due to the pandemic, Turkey's aquaculture industry saw a 4 percent increase in exports, reaching a record $1.53 billion, the highest in the industry's history. This growth was notable given the industry's negative export performance in the second quarter. The industry's success included significant growth in exports of seabass, bream, trout, and tuna, with the Netherlands, Russia, Italy, Greece, and the UK being the top importers of Turkish aquaculture products.
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While there was a 7 percent contraction in the world commodity trade in 2020 due to the pandemic, the Turkish aquaculture industry increased its exports by 4 percent to 1 billion 53 million dollars. While the Turkish aquaculture industry achieved this success despite the pandemic, it reached the highest export figure in its history. CLICK FOR THE PHOTOS Although the aquaculture industry fell to negative in exports in the second quarter of 2020 due to the pandemic, it was able to turn its exports from negative to positive, especially with its performance in the last quarter of the year. Omega3 in terms of the extremely rich fisheries striking strengthen the immune system of the human body Turkey Fisheries and Animal Products Exporters' Association Industry Board Chairman Sinan Kızıltan, especially showing great development after the 2000 Turkish fisheries sector in 2023 is progressing confidently towards $ 1.5 billion export target He said that the pandemic could not prevent this ...
Source: Aydindenge
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