Turkey: 2 billion 810 million dollars export from Istanbul exporters

Published 2021년 5월 11일

Tridge summary

Istanbul exporters, represented by various unions, saw a 4.5% share in Turkey's total exports to 179 countries in the first four months, with Iraq being the top importer. The Istanbul Exporters' Unions Coordinator expects a continued increase in exports, following a notable one in April. The unions' focus is on building cooperation with Russia in the Ship, Yacht and Services sector, and strengthening ties with China in the cereal sector. A significant increase in exports was noted in April, with the Istanbul Dried Fruit and Products Exporters Association seeing a 53.7% increase compared to the previous year.
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Original content

According to the İİB statement, Istanbul exporters had a 4.5 percent share in the country's exports by selling products to 179 countries in the first four months. In the first four months of the year, Istanbul Exporters' Unions exported the most, on a value basis, to Iraq with $ 204 million. Most of the furniture, paper and forest products, aquaculture and animal products were exported to Iraq. The İİB exported the highest value-based exports to Norway, the United States of America, Germany and Libya, after Iraq. Ship and yacht, hazelnut and its products to Norway in İİB export; Cereals, pulses, oilseeds, furniture, paper products to the USA; Grains, legumes, oil seeds and products, hazelnuts and products to Germany; Furniture, paper and forestry products, cereals, pulses, oil seeds and products came to the fore in Libya. On the basis of country groups, the region to which İİB exported the most was European Union countries with 575 million dollars. İİB increased its exports by 51 ...

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