Turkey has made 38 million dollars in exports in 11 months pine nuts

Published 2020년 12월 19일

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Turkey has experienced a significant increase in pine nut exports, with a 55% rise in the first 11 months compared to the same period last year, totaling $38.62 million. This marks a substantial increase from the $26.51 million recorded in 2018 and the $28.73 million in 2019. The quantity of pine nut exports also grew by 33% from 455 tons to 606 tons. Italy has been the primary market for these exports, seeing a 93% increase in imports, reaching $29.63 million. Other significant importers include Germany and Spain. However, pine nut producer Önder Özdemir has raised concerns about the early harvest leading to a decrease in quality and potential yield loss.

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Turkey's exports realized in 11 months pine nuts, an increase of 55 percent compared to the same period last year, 38 million 623 thousand dollars. According to data compiled from the Aegean Exporters Association, Turkey's 2018 exports of pine nuts was recorded as 26 million 511 thousand dollars. In 2019, pine nut exports rose to 28 million 739 million dollars. In 11 months of this year, pine nut exports increased by 55 percent compared to the same period of the previous year and realized as 38 million 523 thousand dollars from 24 million 953 thousand dollars. On the basis of quantity, it increased from 455 tons to 606 tons with an increase of 33 percent. Italy led the way in export growth. During the period in question, exports to Italy increased by 93 percent, reaching $ 29 million 634 thousand from 15 million 353 thousand. This country was followed by Germany with 4 million 907 thousand dollars and Spain with 1 million 636 thousand dollars. "Early harvest causes loss of ...

Source: Haber7