1 billion 160 million dollars worth of fruit exports from Turkey to 114 countries in 9 months

Published 2024년 10월 21일

Tridge summary

Turkey's fruit exports surged by 13.48% from January to September, surpassing $1 billion, with peaches leading the exports, followed by cherries, apples, grapes, pomegranates, and figs. The main export destinations were Russia, Germany, and Iraq, with a remarkable 200% increase in exports to Iraq. The Western Mediterranean region, particularly Antalya, Isparta, and Burdur, played a significant role, especially in cherry exports, contributing 43% of the national total. This region is also pivotal in apple and pomegranate exports, with Germany being the largest importer. The Western Mediterranean Exporters' Association is focused on enhancing both regional and national export figures.
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According to information compiled by AA correspondent from Turkish Exporters Assembly data, fruit exports of 1 billion 21 million 628 thousand dollars in January-September last year increased by 13.48 percent in the same period this year. Peaches were exported the most in this period with 254 million 829 thousand dollars. Peaches were followed by cherries with 210 million 254 thousand dollars, apples with 157 million 176 thousand dollars, grapes with 96 million 445 thousand dollars, pomegranates with 85 million 450 thousand dollars and figs with 80 million 480 thousand dollars. Compared to last year, there was a 7.67 percent increase in peaches, 1.05 percent in cherries, 38.61 percent in apples and 49.60 percent in grapes. In the same period, the highest fruit exports from Turkey were made to Russia with 361 million 631 thousand dollars. Russia was followed by Germany with 195 million 544 thousand dollars and Iraq with 147 million 698 thousand dollars. This year, there was an ...
Source: Haber7

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