Turkey's agricultural sector stamp 8-month exports

Published 2020년 9월 5일

Tridge summary

In August, Turkey's exports saw a 5.7% increase, totaling $12.46 billion despite a 12.8% decline in the first eight months of the year, reaching $102.48 billion. The period saw an increase in exports in seven sectors, especially in agriculture, with cereals, pulses, oilseeds, fresh fruits and vegetables, fruit and vegetable products, nuts, tobacco, ships and yachts, cement, glass, ceramic, and soil products. The hazelnut sector experienced the largest increase. Industrial exports, however, saw a decrease of 15.4%, with the ship and yacht sector and cement, glass, ceramic, and earthenware products sector holding up despite the pandemic's impact on global exports.
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Original content

AA correspondent Turkey Exporters Assembly (TIM), according to information compiled from the data, Turkey's exports rose 5.7 percent decline in August was recorded as 12 billion 463 million dollars. Exports were low in the first 10 days of last month as the Eid al-Adha holiday, which coincided with the end of July, extended to August. In the last 20 days of August, daily export figures were reached in the pre-pandemic period. January-August period, Turkey's exports declined by 12.8 percent to 102 billion 478 million 277 thousand dollars. Despite the effects of the epidemic, the exports of 7 sectors increased in the January-August period compared to the same period of the previous year, while 5 of them were agriculture-related sectors. The sectors that achieved an increase in exports during this period were cereals, pulses, oilseeds and their products, fresh fruits and vegetables, fruit and vegetable products, nuts and their products, tobacco, ships and yachts, cement, glass, ...

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