Turkey: Siirt pistachio will be exported to Spain and Italy for the first time

Published 2022년 7월 12일

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The article highlights the significant growth in the international export of Siirt pistachios, with the first half of the year seeing exports reach 70 tons and agreements made for sales to Spain and Italy for the first time. Despite challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, exports have totaled 120 tons from 2019 to 2021 to countries including Romania, Belgium, the Netherlands, and China. The Siirt Foundation's efforts, in collaboration with local businesses and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, have been pivotal in this achievement. Plans are in place to export the new crop to Spain and Italy in November, with ongoing negotiations with Israel. The Siirt Foundation is actively promoting Siirt pistachios on the global stage, with plans to promote them to ambassadors of 35 countries at the Siirt Promotion Days in September.
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While the export of Siirt pistachio reached 70 tons in the first 6 months of the year, agreements were signed to make sales to Spain and Italy for the first time. According to the statement made by the Siirt Foundation, the buyers of Siirt pistachio abroad, which are grown on an area of 100 thousand decares throughout the city and are among the important livelihoods of the people of the region, are increasing day by day. The days are counted for Siirt pistachio, whose first export was made to Germany, and whose international market is increasing every year thanks to the works carried out in the following period, to be on the shelves of the new country. Despite the new type of coronavirus (Kovid-19) epidemic, 120 tons of exports were carried out in 2019-2021, and tons of peanuts were sold to countries such as Romania, Belgium, the Netherlands and China in the intervening period. The promotional activities and negotiations carried out by the foundation in order to support the ...
Source: Sondakika

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