Turkey: Oranges grown in Adana are exported to all over the world

Published 2024년 1월 4일

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Orange production in Turkey, particularly in Adana, has increased by 10 percent this year, with an average yield of 4 tons per decare. The early oranges grown in Yüreğir district are not only consumed domestically but also exported to Russia, Eastern Europe, and Saudi Arabia, with prices in the garden varying between 3 and 4 lira. The Yüreğir Chamber of Agriculture President Mehmet Akın Doğan stated that while the yield was high this year, prices for oranges are lower than last year, but some costs were saved due to state support. Additionally, Egypt and Greece are considered rivals to Turkey in orange exports.

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Orange, which is produced on 580 thousand decares of land in Turkey and 145 thousand decares of land in Adana, an increase of 10 percent compared to last year, yields an average of 4 tons per decare this year. Early oranges grown in Yüreğir district are not only consumed domestically but also exported to Russia, Eastern Europe and Saudi Arabia. Prices in the garden vary between 3 and 4 lira. “Prices are low this year” Speaking to İhlas News Agency during the harvest, Yüreğir Chamber of Agriculture President Mehmet Akın Doğan said that the yield was high this year. Doğan said, “The harvest of early oranges started on October 15 in Adana. On November 15, the harvest of Washington oranges started. Currently, oranges grown in Adana are sent to Ukraine, Russia, Saudi Arabia and many European countries. Prices vary between 3 and 4 lira. "Last year the price of oranges was 8-10 liras, but this year the prices are low," he said. “Some costs were saved” Explaining that they expect orange ...

Source: Iha