North African doping of dairy products from Turkey

게시됨 2022년 3월 25일

Tridge 요약

The milk and dairy products sector in Turkey has experienced a significant increase in exports, particularly to North African countries, as the pandemic disrupted global supply chains. In 2021, exports to Egypt, Iraq, and Algeria increased by 350%, 456%, and 456% respectively, with the total export value reaching $500 million. The first two months of 2022 also saw a 53% increase in exports, totaling $95.6 million. Harun Çallı, Chairman of the Packaged Milk and Dairy Products Manufacturers Association, anticipates further growth in exports in the coming year, as long as there are no shortages in raw materials. The increase in dairy product exports is attributed to the availability of Turkish products and competitive pricing. However, exports to Qatar have seen a decline due to the country's efforts to reduce imports and promote local production.

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원본 콘텐츠

The milk and dairy products sector continues the increase in exports, which it has caught with the pandemic, in the new year as well. With the supply chain broken in the pandemic, the availability of Turkish products and Turkey's prominence in supply, exports to countries in North Africa have increased by more than 450 percent. Exports of milk and dairy products in Turkey continue to increase with the momentum it has gained recently. With the disruption of the supply chain in the pandemic and the availability of Turkish products, many countries, especially North African countries, directed their purchases to Turkey. The North African market, which came to the fore with the pandemic, also changed the ranking of the countries with the highest exports. The sector, which closed with an export of 438.6 million dollars with an increase of 45.7 percent last year, closed with 500 million dollars with the addition of ice cream and lactose. In 2021, the most exports were made to Egypt with ...

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