Turkey: In the remaining 8 months of 2023 in dried fruit exports, the world markets will carry out more effective activities

Published 2023년 4월 28일

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The Southeastern Anatolia Dried Fruits and Products Exporters' Association is planning to boost its global market activities in the remaining eight months of 2023, with a focus on increasing its market share in the EU, USA, Africa, and Middle East. Despite a slight increase in dried fruit exports in 2022, the sector was impacted by a significant earthquake. The association's exports increased by 2.1% to $331 million, accounting for 21.3% of Turkey's dried fruit exports. The EU, America, and Middle East were the primary markets for these exports. The association aims to enhance its competitiveness and reach sustainable export goals through a UR-GE program called 'Southeast Anatolian Dried Fruits and Nuts Cluster', and by providing high-value added training in production and marketing of products like pistachio, apricot, and other dried fruits.

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Stating that they will carry out more effective activities in the world markets in the remaining 8 months of 2023 in dried fruit exports and that they aim to increase their market share, especially in the EU, USA, Africa and Middle East markets, Southeastern Anatolia Dried Fruits and Products Exporters' Association President Mehmet Çıkmaz held the 2022 Ordinary General Assembly in 2022. He informed the members about the activities of the year. Southeastern Anatolia Dried Fruits and Products Exporters' Association held its 2022 Ordinary General Assembly at the GAIB service building. Expressing that Turkey has been going through a difficult process after the great disaster on February 6 at the general assembly attended by the members of the Union, President Mehmet Çıkmaz added that these problems can be overcome by sticking together as a nation, and that by working harder in the next process, it is necessary to contribute to production, employment and exports. Pointing out that the ...

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