Turkey, 2 billion 769 million 393 thousand 225 profits from hazelnut exports in the last 10 years

Published 2023년 8월 27일

Tridge summary

In the past decade, Turkey has earned $20.2 billion from hazelnut exports, totaling 2.8 billion kilograms. The highest hazelnut export occurred in the 2014-2015 season, generating $2.8 billion. The Eastern Black Sea region is responsible for 40% of Turkey's hazelnut exports, with Germany, Italy, France, Poland, and Austria being the primary destinations. The decrease in production and quality in hazelnuts has caused Turkey's market share to fall from 80% to 60%, and the producers are urging for cash payments and measures to prevent speculation in the hazelnut market.
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Original content

In the last 10 years, Turkey has provided a foreign exchange inflow of 20 billion 218 million 521 thousand 837 dollars in return for 2 billion 769 million 393 thousand 225 kilograms from hazelnut exports. The highest hazelnut export was realized in 2014-2015 hazelnut season, corresponding to 2 billion 820 million 982 thousand 816 dollars. While hazelnut exports are made to nearly 20 countries, mainly Germany and Italy, in 2022 Germany, Italy, France, Poland, Netherlands, Switzerland, Austria, Spain, People's Republic of China, Belgium, United Kingdom, USA, Brazil, Russian Federation, Canada. and other countries, a total of 313 million 568 thousand 29 kilograms of hazelnut exports, 1 billion 751 million 55 thousand 183 dollars foreign currency input was provided. In 2021, 2 billion 255 thousand 835 thousand 761 dollars of foreign currency inflow was provided, corresponding to 344 million 671 thousand 121 kilograms. Approximately 8 billion dollars foreign exchange inflow from ...
Source: Kamu3

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