Turkiye: Dried fruit exports exceeded $241 million

Published 2024년 10월 14일

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The Southeastern Anatolia Exporters' Association (GAİB) has reported a significant increase in dried fruit exports, with a 28.4% rise in the January-September period of 2024, totaling $241.5 million. The exports were made to 94 countries and were led by dried apricots and pistachios, contributing to 81% of the total exports. European countries were the main importers, with Germany, Italy, and the USA ranking as the top three. The exports experienced substantial growth in the European and American countries, with Germany seeing a 7.4% increase and Italy experiencing an 86.2% increase.
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Southeastern Anatolia Exporters' Association (GAİB) member companies exported 241 million 49 thousand dollars worth of dried fruit to 94 countries in 9 months. Southeastern Anatolia Dried Fruits and Products Exporters' Association President Mehmet Çıkmaz told AA that they will reach their year-end targets in dried fruit exports. Expressing that they are satisfied with the export, Çıkmaz said: "When the sector export of dried fruit export, which is among the basic and most important agricultural products of Turkey, is examined in the January-September period of 2024, the dried fruit and product exports from our region increased by 28.4 percent compared to the same period of the previous year and became 241 million 49 thousand dollars. In the 9-month period of 2024, the dried apricot export from our union increased by 22.8 percent compared to the same period of the previous year and became 100 million 316 thousand dollars. On the other hand, the pistachio export increased by 51.3 ...
Source: Sondakika

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