Tridge summary
Over the past five years, Türkiye's coffee exports have nearly tripled, reaching 8,652 tons and generating $57.4 million in 2023. The highest demand came from Syria, Belarus, and Russia, with significant interest also from the U.S., Netherlands, Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, Saudi Arabia, and the U.K. Despite this, Türkiye's coffee imports were valued at $465.1 million in 2023, with Brazil being the primary supplier. Türkiye also exports coffee machines and other coffee-related products, contributing to the global popularity of Turkish coffee.
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Exports of coffee from Türkiye have gained momentum in recent years, with shipments nearly tripling over the last five years, the data sourced by Anadolu Agency (AA) based on recently published data from the country's statistical bureau showed Monday. According to an AA report, Türkiye exported 8,652 tons of coffee to 146 countries last year, generating $57.4 million in revenue. Revenues from coffee exports were estimated at $19.2 million in 2019. However, Türkiye's coffee exports have tripled in the last five years, as per TurkStat data compiled by AA. The total revenue from coffee exports over the last five years was $200.6 million. The data revealed that Syria has the highest demand for Turkish coffee exports, with $10.4 million worth of coffee exported to the neighboring country last year, followed by Belarus ($8.5 million) and Russia ($6.5 million). Among 146 countries Turkish coffee was exported to in 2023, the highest demand was in the U.S., Netherlands, ...
Source: Dailysabah
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