Anchovy exports from Turkey earned $ 2.9 million in the first quarter of 2021

Published 2021년 4월 15일

Tridge summary

From January to March 2021, 23 countries including Turkey exported 2.85 million dollars worth of anchovies, a 32% decrease in amount but 15% increase in value compared to the same period last year. France, Belgium, and the US were the top buyers, with France's purchases increasing by 31% in quantity and 61% in value. Other countries like the UK, Australia, Bulgaria, Kuwait, and Azerbaijan also purchased anchovies this year. Ahmet Hamdi Gürdoğan, Deputy Chairman of the Executive Board of DKİB, mentioned the importance of maintaining the sustainability of the anchovy industry, crediting hunting bans for the increase in export value this year.
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Original content

the first three months of the year 23 countries from Turkey to export 2 million 852 thousand 503 dollars was realized anchovies. According to the AA correspondent's compilation from Eastern Black Sea Exporters Union (DKİB) data, 558 tons of anchovies were exported in January-March 2021. 2 million 852 thousand 503 dollars revenue was obtained from this export. Anchovy exports decreased by 32 percent on amount compared to the same period last year, but increased by 15 percent on value basis. Anchovy exports to France increased by 61 percent Turkey during this period were selling anchovies in 23 countries France, Belgium and the US was ranked as the top 3 countries. France first three months of the year from Turkey in exchange for 918 thousand 575 dollars was exported 148 tons of anchovy. It was noteworthy that exports to France increased by 31 percent in quantity and 61 percent in value. Belgium followed France with $ 841,746, and the United States with $ 328,851. On the other hand, ...
Source: Sondakika

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