Turkey's tomato exports increased by 42 percent in 2023

Published 2024년 1월 6일

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In 2023, Turkey's tomato exports reached 538 million 724 thousand dollars, surpassing the previous year's figures by 42.8 percent, with 588 thousand 418 tons of tomatoes exported to 52 countries. Romania was the top importer of Turkish tomatoes, followed by Ukraine, Poland, Germany, and Russia. The president of the Greenhouse Investors and Producers Association, Halil Pekdemir, attributed the increase to opening up new markets and government support for greenhouse projects, and expressed optimism for further growth in tomato exports and contribution to the country's economy in 2024.
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According to Southeastern Anatolia Exporters' Association (GAİB) data, 377 million 198 thousand dollars of income was generated from tomato exports from Turkey to 54 countries in 2022. In 2023, exports exceeded the previous year's figures by 42.8 percent, reaching 538 million 724 thousand dollars. During this period, 588 thousand 418 tons of tomatoes were exported to 52 countries, including Romania, Ukraine, Poland, Germany, Bulgaria, Netherlands, United Kingdom, Seychelles, Russia, Denmark, Spain, Azerbaijan, Italy, Qatar, Kazakhstan, Estonia and France. was carried out. Romania was among the countries to which Turkey exported the most tomatoes. Turkey sold tomatoes worth 91 million 983 thousand dollars to Romania last year. Romania was followed by Ukraine with 64 million 666 thousand dollars, Poland with 56 million 659 thousand dollars, Germany with 53 million 987 thousand dollars, Russia with 40 million 603 thousand dollars and 39 million 585 thousand dollars. "A HAPPY ...
Source: Haber7

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