Turkish table olive exports hit record highs

Published 2022년 10월 3일

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Turkey's table olive exports saw a significant increase in the 2021-2022 season, with a 24% rise to a record 110 thousand tons, generating a revenue of $173 million, a 15% increase from the previous season. The country also experienced a 19% increase in black olive exports to 80,000 tons, contributing $125 million to the revenue, and a 35% increase in green olive exports to 30,000 tons, bringing in $48 million. Olive oil exports also surged, with a 28% increase to 52,000 tons and revenue growing by 44% to $180 million. The Association of Olives and Olive Oil of the Aegean Region is aiming to further increase revenue to $500 million in the next season.

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Exports of table olives from Turkey in quantitative terms increased by 24% compared to the previous season and amounted to a record 110 thousand tons. The Aegean Exporters Association (EİB) told Anadolu Agency that the 2021-2022 table olive season is in full swing. ended September 30th. Turkey's table olive export revenue rose 15% last season to $173 million. See also: Olives, saffron, orchards – Uzbekistan and Italy intensify cooperation in the agricultural sector According to the Chairman of the Board of the Association of Olives and Olive Oil of the Aegean Region, Davut Er, the export of black olives in the 2021-2022 season increased by 19% compared to the previous season, to 80,000 tons. And black olive export revenue rose 10% to $125 million, he said. Exports of green olives from Turkey rose from 21,000 to 30,000 tons compared to last season, with revenues up 35% to $48 million, Er said. Davut Er also announced the completion of the 11-month olive oil export season. “The ...

Source: Eastfruit