Turkish hazelnuts will be introduced in 15 countries to find a new market

Published 2023년 1월 21일

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Turkey, led by the Exchange Board, is actively seeking to bolster its position as the world's leading hazelnut producer and exporter. This was highlighted by Chairman Hamza Bölük, who revealed plans for the UR-GE project aimed at boosting exports, especially to markets like China and India. The project also focuses on identifying underutilized hazelnut markets and developing high-value products in collaboration with various international companies and Giresun University, a leading institution in hazelnut research.
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Exchange Board Chairman Hamza Bölük said that Turkey is the most important hazelnut producer and exporter in the world. Emphasizing that this position of the country should be preserved and further developed, Bölük stated that they, as the stock market, carry out various studies in this context. Bölük stated that the UR-GE project they prepared to increase Turkey's hazelnut export was supported by the Ministry of Commerce. Pointing to the importance of finding a new market for hazelnuts, Bölük said, "Everyone who trades hazelnuts and is engaged in hazelnuts asks, 'Where and how can we evaluate hazelnut more?' We are also working in this direction, we are chasing new markets." said. Noting that with the project they have prepared, they aim to promote by identifying the countries where hazelnuts are sold the least and with the potential to be sold, "China is an important market and the amount of exports is increasing every year. India is also a serious market in terms of its ...
Source: Haber7

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