Turkey: Grain exports increased by 18 percent in 8 months

Published 2021년 9월 11일

Tridge summary

In August, the Institute for Foreign Trade (IHBIR) saw a 33.41% increase in exports, totaling $183 million, compared to the same month the previous year. The board reported a total export value of $1,471,918 thousand, up by 18.73%. Notably, exports to Iraq, the UK, Algeria, and Germany saw significant increases. Additionally, exports of sugar and sugar products rose by 54.39% to $46.5 million. IHBIR's strategy of organizing virtual purchase delegations and participating in international fairs, despite the pandemic, has been key to these successes. These initiatives have led to increased interest and participation from members, underscoring the importance of face-to-face interactions in international trade.
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Original content

Haluk Okutur, Chairman of the Board of IHBIR, said in a statement, "As IHBIR, we realized an export of 183 million dollars in August with an increase of 33.41 percent compared to the same month of the previous year. .97 Our exports to Iraq increased by 37.82 percent, our exports to the United Kingdom by 64.51 percent, our exports to Algeria by 430.06 percent, and our exports to Germany by 36.37 percent. According to the report, it has realized an export of 1 billion 471 million 918 thousand dollars with an increase of 18.73 percent. "SUGAR AND SUGAR PRODUCTS EXPORT INCREASED" Stating that İHBİR exported 183 million dollars in August, President Okutur said, "Our exports of sugar and sugar products amounted to 46 million 496 thousand dollars in August with an increase of 54.39 percent compared to the same month of the previous year. Noting that there was a higher increase in many product groups compared to the same month of the previous year, President Okutur said, "Exports of Other ...

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