Turkey's first lemon of the season to be exported on September 15

Published Sep 6, 2022

Tridge summary

The article announces the commencement of the lemon harvest season in Turkey, with the early Mayer lemons expected to be harvested on September 8 and exports to begin on September 15. The Mayer lemon, a hybrid of lemon orange and tangerine, is known for its unique taste, aroma, and appearance from September to December. In 2021, Turkey's lemon exports increased by 7% to $293 million, with a total of 624 thousand tons exported, and the country aims to reach $350 million in lemon exports in 2022. The Mayer lemons account for 25% of Turkey's total lemon exports, generating $75 million in revenue. The overall lemon harvest in Turkey is projected to be 1.46 million tons in the 2022 season.
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The first lemon harvest of the season begins with early Mayer lemons. Mayer lemon, the earliest harvested product of citrus, is expected to be harvested on September 8 and exported as of September 15. Pointing out that Mayer lemon is a combination of lemon orange and tangerine, Aegean Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Exporters' Association President Hayrettin Airplane said, “It is the first lemon of the season to mature with its different color, taste and unique aroma from September to December. That's why it's so precious. The elliptical shape of the flowers on the tree and the smell of the flowers is the biggest feature that distinguishes the mayer lemon from other types. Turkey carried its lemon exports to 293 million dollars in 2021 with an increase of 7 percent. We increased our lemon exports, which was 475 thousand tons in 2020, to 624 thousand tons in 2021 by increasing 31 percent on quantity basis. In 2022, we will achieve 350 million dollars of lemon exports across Turkey.” ...
Source: Aydindenge

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