Turkey has achieved an 18-fold increase in fresh fruit and vegetable exports in Greece

Published 2021년 9월 15일

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In August, Turkey's fresh fruit and vegetable exports reached 247 thousand 155 tons, with a value of $148.3 million, marking a 14% increase compared to the previous month. The exports were dominated by grapes, peaches, and tomatoes, accounting for 56% of the total. The country saw significant growth in exports to the Greek market, with an 18-fold increase, as well as Libya and Israel. Other countries like Russia, Germany, and Syria also reported increased exports. The total export value in Germany doubled, and there was a 162% increase in exports to Syria. The Mediterranean Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Exporters' Association is focused on expanding market diversity and quality.

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Noting that the fresh fruit and vegetable sector evaluated 247 thousand 155 tons of products in export markets in August, President Sin said, “In August, 56 percent of our sector's exports consisted of grapes, peaches and tomatoes. Mediterranean Exporters' Associations (AKİB) Coordinator Chairman and Mediterranean Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Exporters' Association Chairman Nejdat Sin stated that Turkey, which has a high quality, safe and rich product variety in fresh fruits and vegetables, continues to rise in global markets. announced that they realized an export of 148.3 million dollars by increasing 14%. President Nejdat Sin said, “While we continue to strengthen in the Commonwealth of Independent States countries, which are the traditional markets for our fresh fruit and vegetable exports, we have turned our route to the European Union and Far East countries in terms of market diversity. While we achieved an 18-fold increase in the Greek market in August, Libya and Israel were ...

Source: Gidatarim