Turkey aims to be the world leader in peach and nectarine exports

Published 2022년 4월 16일

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Turkey is striving to become the global leader in peach and nectarine exports, with a target of reaching $200 million in revenue for 2022. The Aegean Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Exporters' Association has declared 2022 as the 'Year of Combating Pesticides' and is implementing various projects to reduce pesticide use and map residue levels. Selçuk, a prominent area for peach production, is included in these initiatives. The region, known for its agricultural production, is receiving support from the Institute for Control in combating diseases and pests like the Mediterranean fruit fly and the oriental virus.
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Turkey, which is the second in the world in peach and nectarine exports with an export of 170 million dollars in 2021, aims to be the world leader. The Aegean Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Exporters' Association, which declared 2022 as the "Year of Combating Pesticides", held a "Sectoral Evaluation Meeting" in Selçuk, one of the leading regions in Turkey's peach production. Peach, pomegranate, tangerine and quince producers, intermediaries, brokers and exporters attended the meeting held in the district governor's meeting hall hosted by Selçuk District Governorship. Speaking at the meeting, Aegean Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Exporters' Association President Hayrettin Uçar stated that Selçuk is one of the most important places in the Aegean Region in terms of both production and export with its product variety, and that as EYMSİB, they attach great importance to Selçuk. Plane: "Our target in peach and nectarine exports is 200 million dollars" Informing that Turkey earns 800 million ...
Source: Sondakika

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