The Turkish citrus industry achieved a record export increase of 399 percent in the Iraqi market

Published 2024년 5월 26일

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The Turkish citrus industry experienced a significant growth in 2024, with exports increasing by 16% to reach $475 million in the first four months, surpassing $1 billion for the first time in its history. The industry's success is largely due to a 399% increase in exports to Iraq, making it the second-largest market for Turkish citrus products. Iraq's demand was led by lemons and oranges, with a notable 1334% increase in orange imports. Meanwhile, Russia continued to be the largest market for Turkish tangerines and grapefruits. The industry's goal for 2024 is to export $1.3 billion, with citrus products providing vitamin C and contributing to the economic healing of the world.

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The Turkish citrus industry achieved a record export growth rate of 399 percent in the Iraqi market, bringing Iraq close. Iraq became the second country to which Turkey exports the most citrus products, with exports of 90.2 million dollars in the January-April period of 2024. The Turkish citrus industry, which left behind the 100th anniversary of our Republic with an export of 1 billion 112 million dollars and exceeded the 1 billion dollar threshold for the first time in its history, has made a successful entry into the second century of our Republic. Turkey's citrus product exports increased by 16 percent in the January-April period of 2024, from 408 million dollars to 475 million dollars. Türkiye continues to heal the world in 2024 with its export of citrus products. The main factor in the export success of the citrus industry was the increase in exports to Iraq. Tangerine export leader Stating that tangerine continues to lead Turkey's citrus product exports, Aegean Exporters' ...

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