Tea exports increased by 47.5 percent in January-May period

Published 2020년 6월 15일

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From January to May 2020, Turkey experienced a 47.5% increase in tea exports, generating $6.38 million from 1639 tons of tea sold to 87 countries, compared to the same period last year. Belgium, Germany, and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus were the top importers. This surge in export value is attributed to a revival in export orders and increased consumption, with expectations for further growth in tea exports as market demand for Turkish tea's quality continues to rise. The quality of this year's tea collection is also reportedly high, ensuring a strong foundation for future exports.

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A correspondent of the Eastern Black Sea Exporters Association (DKİB) According to information compiled from the data, from Turkey in January-May 1639 tons of tea was exported to 87 countries. 6 million 379 thousand 810 dollars of revenue was generated from the said export. In the same period of last year, 4 million 324 thousand 307 dollars were earned from 1380 tons of tea exports. Accordingly, the first 5 months from tea exports to Turkey, in the amount of 18.8 percent compared to the same period last year, increased 47.5 percent in value. - Tea exports to Belgium increased by 328.6 percent Belgium, Germany and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) were the top tea exporting countries. The first 5 months of the year from Turkey to Belgium sold 2 million 298 thousand 556 tons of tea earning $ 393 was obtained. In the same period of last year, 536 thousand 208 dollars of income was obtained from 143 tons of tea exports to the country in question. Thus, tea exports to ...

Source: TRBloomberg