Türkiye aims to reach 300 million dollars in cherry exports

Published 2024년 4월 29일

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The Aegean Exporters' Association aims to generate $300 million from exporting 120 thousand tons of cherries in 2024, with a total yield of 725 thousand tons from 22 million cherry trees in Turkey. The early cherry season in the Manisa Şehzadeler district and İzmir Kemalpaşa district allows for a six-month export period, with 83 thousand tons exported to 55 countries in 2023. Manisa Provincial Agriculture and Forestry Director Metin Öztürk anticipates a productive cherry season, with expectations for increased production as new cherry fields in Manisa begin to yield.
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Hayrettin Ucak, Deputy Coordinator of the Aegean Exporters' Association and President of the Aegean Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Exporters' Association, stated that they aim to obtain 300 million dollars of foreign currency by exporting 120 thousand tons of cherries in 2024. Ucak, who visited the cherry orchards in the Şehzadeler district of Manisa, which grew the first cherries in the Northern Hemisphere, noted that they have entered a cherry season in which the yield and quality are very good. Underlining that they expect a yield of 725 thousand tons from 22 million cherry trees in Turkey, Yavaş said, “We are aiming to export around 120 thousand tons of cherries this year. I hope we will achieve that target. "I think we will be able to realize an export of 300 million dollars if an ideal price is formed in the market for our producers and exporters," he said. We can offer cherries to the world for more than 6 months Uçar shared the information that the regions where cherries grow ...

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