Turkish dry dates are sent to Germany, old to Russia

Published 2021년 10월 27일

Tridge summary

The article highlights the intense harvest season for dates in the Honaz district of Denizli, Turkey, where 8,000 decares of land is dedicated to date cultivation. The district expects a yield of 12,000 tons this year, despite a decrease due to seasonal conditions. Producers are working to meet both domestic and international demand by carefully selecting fresh fruits and drying some for sale. The selling price for fresh dates is 6 liras, while dried dates are expected to sell for 50 liras.
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Original content

The harvest period is intense in the date of paradise, which is produced on 8 thousand decares of land in the Honaz district of Denizli and has recently turned into an export product. Harvest rush started in Honaz, which has made a name for itself in date cultivation. In the district, which is on the way to become Turkey's persimmon warehouse, 1350 couples expect a yield of 12 thousand tons of dates this year, whose yield decreased compared to last year due to seasonal conditions. Producers, who sell dates as fresh and dried, are trying to meet the demand from the country and abroad. The producers, who come to the field road in the first light of the morning, peel some of the dates they collect during the day and hang them on hangers for drying. The fruits to be sent as fresh are carefully selected. Fruit separated for age is prepared ...
Source: Gidatarim

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