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In the first two months of the year, honey exports from the Eastern Black Sea region saw significant growth, reaching 2,760 tons and generating revenue of $6,485,105 from 26 countries. The United States, Israel, and Germany were the primary importers, accounting for the majority of the exports. This represents a notable increase from the previous year, with new export markets including Bulgaria, Saudi Arabia, Ireland, Hong Kong, Libya, Australia, and the People's Republic of China. The region's honey exports amounted to 228,689 tons during the same period.
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Ahmet Hamdi Gürdoğan, Vice Chairman of the Eastern Black Sea Exporters Union, said that honey was exported to 26 countries in 2 months of the year. Stating that honey exports reached 2 thousand 76 tons in the January-February period, Gürdoğan stated that 6 million 485 thousand 105 dollars were obtained from the said exports. Noting that the USA, Israel and Germany are the 3 countries to which honey is exported the most, Gürdoğan said, “The USA ranked first with 1 million 881 thousand 9 dollars in our honey export. Israel followed the USA with 1 million 593 thousand 938 dollars and Germany with 963 thousand 153 dollars. From the same period of last year, honey was also exported to Bulgaria, Saudi Arabia, Ireland, Hong Kong, Libya, Australia and the People's Republic of China. ...
Source: Gidatarim
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