Azerbaijan intends to increase persimmon exports to Europe

Published 2024년 8월 16일

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Azerbaijani gardeners are experiencing a surge in persimmon production, with a 1.5% increase in 2023 compared to the previous year, reaching a total of 187.1 thousand tons. The country has been actively exporting persimmons to several countries and is looking to expand its reach into other European markets. The current export destinations include Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Moldova, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and the United Arab Emirates. In 2023, persimmon exports earned Azerbaijan $127.2 million, a record high since 2015.

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Azerbaijani gardeners are increasing persimmon production, selling it on the domestic market and actively exporting it. In addition to the already established exports, Azerbaijan is developing new markets, EastFruit reports. “Azerbaijani persimmons are already exported to Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic and Estonia, as well as to Moldova, Belarus, Kazakhstan and the United Arab Emirates,” said Gadir Yusifov, head of the Association of Persimmon Producers and Exporters of Azerbaijan. According to the head, the country intends to increase persimmon exports to other European countries. Read also: Azerbaijan reduced its exports of vegetables and fruits by ...

Source: Eastfruit