Türkiye earned 408 million dollars from dried apricot exports

Published 2024년 1월 9일

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Turkey earned 408 million 74 thousand dollars in 2023 from dried apricot exports, despite sending approximately 9 percent less product compared to the previous year. The Malatya apricot, a geographical indication registered product in the European Union, provides a significant foreign currency inflow to the country's economy. The industry is hopeful for the new year, with the Deputy Chairman of the Board of Directors of Malatya Commodity Exchange expressing the intention to close the year 2024 with even better figures for apricot exports.
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Turkey earned an income of 408 million 74 thousand dollars in 2023 from dried apricots, of which it is the leader in production, in return for 70 thousand 869 tons of export. Malatya apricot, which is a geographical indication registered product in the European Union (EU), makes both producers and exporters happy with the foreign currency it provides to the country's economy. Turkey, which sent dried apricots, which it is the leader in production and export, to 115 countries last year, also makes a name for itself in world dried apricot exports. According to the information compiled by the AA correspondent from the Malatya Commodity Exchange data, last year, 115 countries, including the USA, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, Australia, Brazil, the Netherlands, Russia, Israel, Italy, Spain, the United Arab Emirates, Canada and Egypt. 70 thousand 869 thousand tons of dried apricots were exported to the country and 408 million dollars of foreign currency inflow was provided. The ...
Source: Sondakika

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