Turkey: Mango harvest has begun in Alanya

Published Aug 18, 2024

Tridge summary

Mango production in Alanya, Turkey, is experiencing a surge due to the region's climate and the adaptation of mango trees to local conditions. The area under mango cultivation is expanding, and the harvest season has commenced. The process of mango production is challenging and requires significant investment and care. The local chamber of agriculture is urging consumers to support local mango production due to the superior taste and aroma of locally grown mangoes compared to imported ones. They also appealed to the government for more support for domestic mango production to compensate for the high costs and labor involved.

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Original content

Due to its suitable climate, mango production is increasing every year in Alanya, which is one of the places where tropical fruit growing is done the most. The production area of mango, which consumers have started to prefer because it is better than imported mangoes with its flavor and aroma, continues to increase every year. The harvest of mango, which is produced on an area of approximately 2 thousand decares in the district, has started. Alanya Chamber of Agriculture President Tahir Göktepe said that mangoes have adapted in Alanya and production has gradually increased. Göktepe said, “In our district, especially the ‘Naomi’ and ‘Keitt’ varieties and other varieties, albeit few, have adapted. It is produced on an area of approximately 2 thousand decares in the district. Of course, mango production is very laborious and difficult. The air temperature felt in the greenhouse is over 50 degrees right now. It is a very difficult job under these conditions. At the same time, it ...

Source: Haber7