Fresh fruit and vegetable exports in January was 279 million dollars

Published 2021년 2월 9일

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The Mediterranean region's fresh fruit and vegetable exports saw a 9% increase in January compared to the same period last year, generating $2.73 billion in revenue in 2020. The most exported products were tomatoes, lemons, and pomegranates. There was a significant increase in the export volume of onions, potatoes, and other products such as cauliflower, chestnuts, apples, and peppers. Russia was the main market for these exports, followed by Romania and Syria, which experienced the highest export increase.

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Fresh fruit and vegetable exports made a name for themselves last year as well. The Mediterranean region maintained its importance in fresh fruit and vegetable exports in January as well, Nejdat Sin, Chairman of the Board of the Mediterranean Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Exporters Association, stated that the sector, which made 2 billion 730 million dollars of export last year, started 2021 with an increase in exports. Noting that the sector exported 475 thousand 714 tons of fresh fruits and vegetables to 279 million dollars in January, an increase of 9 percent compared to January last year, Sin said, "The most exported products in January came with $ 71 million 800 thousand. $ 35 million 600 thousand. tomato ranked second, lemon third with 31 million 400 thousand dollars, and pomegranate fourth with 29 million 400 thousand dollars. These four products accounted for 61 percent of our exports with 168 million 300 thousand dollars. " used the expression. INCREASED ON ONION, GRAPE AND ...

Source: Ensonhaber