Turkey's orange juice export increased by 41 percent

Published 2021년 2월 4일

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In 2020, Turkey's orange exports saw a significant increase of 41 percent compared to the previous year, reaching a value of $129 million despite a decrease in harvest. The primary markets for these exports were Russia, Iraq, and Ukraine, with Russia being the largest consumer. The demand for agricultural products, particularly oranges, increased during the COVID-19 pandemic, contributing to this surge in exports. The Aegean Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Exporters Union is actively looking for new markets to reduce dependency on a single market and has targeted over $950 million in citrus exports for this year, under normal climate conditions. Domestic demand for oranges is also high this year.

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Turkey's orange exports in 2020, with the impact of the pandemic increased by 41 percent compared to 2019 and reached $ 129 million. According to the data of the Aegean Exporters Association, Turkey's orange exports in 2019 was recorded as 91 million 492 thousand dollars. Although there was a decrease in orange harvest last season, exports increased on a value basis due to the demand created during the COVID-19 outbreak. Last year, oranges were sent to about 60 countries, and the figure increased by 41 percent compared to 2019, reaching $ 129 million. Russia, the traditional market for fresh fruit and vegetables in orange exports, ranked first with 63 million 482 thousand dollars. This country was followed by Iraq with 19 million 111 thousand dollars and Ukraine with 15 million 314 thousand dollars. Turkey's exports in the assessment about the orange Aegean Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Exporters Union Chairman Hayrettin aircraft, exports of oranges "100 percent of the analysis ...

Source: Gidatarim