Quince goes to the world from Turkey

Published Jan 4, 2023

Tridge summary

China is the world leader in quince cultivation, occupying 55.2% of the global planting area, followed by Iran and Turkey, which account for 7.7% and 7.6% respectively. The global quince planting area has seen a significant increase of 13.6%, reaching 93,699 hectares in the 2019-2020 season. The export of quince is predominantly handled by five countries, led by Turkey with a 41.4% share, despite Russia being the largest importer with a 19% share. The majority of the quince production in Turkey takes place in the provinces Sakarya, Denizli, Bursa, Isparta, Kahramanmaraş and Çanakkale, with Sakarya being the most productive region. The price of quince in the market significantly increases after being stored in icehouses, highlighting the role of these facilities in the supply chain.

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Original content

With 55.2 percent of the world's quince planted areas, China ranks first, Iran is the second with 7.7 percent, and Turkey is the third with 7.6 percent. According to the information compiled from the data of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, quince planted areas worldwide increased by 13.6% in 5 years and reached 93 thousand 699 hectares in the 2019-2020 period. 89 percent of the world's quince export is made by 5 countries consisting of Turkey, Netherlands, Spain, Greece and Austria. Turkey's share in quince exports is 41.4 percent Being the world's largest quince exporter, Turkey has a 41.4 percent share in this field. Turkey, which is the leader in world quince production and export, exported 16 thousand 333 tons of quince with a value of 13 million dollars in the 2019-2020 season. Netherlands in second place Ranking second after Turkey in the world's quince export with a share of 24 percent, the Netherlands exports quince, which it imports from various countries, ...

Source: Ensonhaber