Turkey's fresh fruit and vegetable exports reached 371.5 million dollars in November

Published 2020년 12월 3일

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The Mediterranean Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Exporters Association reported a notable increase in Turkey's citrus tree population to 47 million, with a significant yield increase of 4.3 million tons. This has led to a 12% rise in fresh fruit and vegetable exports in November, totaling $371.5 million. Citrus products, including lemons and oranges, significantly contributed to this growth, totaling $207 million. The highest exports were made to Russia, followed by Iraq and Bangladesh, with the total export value for the first eleven months of the year reaching $2.325 billion, marking a 22% increase compared to the previous year.

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Mediterranean Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Exporters Association Chairman Nejdat Sin, in his written statement, the number of 47 million citrus trees in Turkey has exceeded, yields were also reported an increase of 4.3 million tons. Noting that there was an increase in fresh fruit and vegetable exports in November, Sin said, "Fresh fruit and vegetable exports increased by 12 percent compared to the same month of the previous year and reached 371.5 million dollars." used the expression. Stating that an increase in yield is expected in the 2020-2021 citrus season, Sin said: "We have entered the fastest period of the harvest in the new citrus season that started in the first week of September. This abundance naturally reflected on our exports in November. Citrus products accounted for 207 million dollars of fresh fruit and vegetable exports, with a value of 116.7 million dollars, followed by lemon with a value of 49.8 million dollars and orange with a value of 28.7 million dollars. Our ...

Source: Ticarihayat