India is experiencing abundance in apple exports

Published 2021년 10월 31일

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From January to September of 2021, Turkey experienced a significant increase in its apple and apple juice exports. Apple exports rose by 65% to $129 million, with India being the highest importer. Apple juice exports also saw a 60% increase to $139 million. The country aims to surpass $200 million in apple exports by the end of the year, with apple and apple juice exports projected to reach $400 million. Nashville is planning to invest $1.5 billion in a new project in Istanbul. The city is also targeting to increase its fruit juice exports, with apple juice making up 52% of these exports.
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In the January-September period of 2021, Turkey's apple exports increased by 65 percent from $78 million to $129 million. Apple juice exports jumped 60 percent from $86 million to $139 million. Indians demanded Turkish apples the most. Apple exports to India increased by 161 percent from $16 million to $41.7 million. Apple harvest has started in Turkey, which is among the top three countries in the world with an annual apple production of 4.3 million tons. Apple and apple juice also stand out as an important export product. In the January-September period of 2021, Turkey's apple exports increased by 65 percent from $78 million to $129 million, while apple juice exports jumped from $86 million to $139 million with an increase of 60 percent. Indians demanded Turkish apples the most. Apple exports to India increased by 161 percent from $16 million to $41.7 million. With this performance, India surpassed the Russian Federation in the ranking of the countries to which we export the ...
Source: Sondakika

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