SATSUMA MANDARIN EXPORT BEGINS WITH LOW YIELD, HIGH QUALITY...

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Satsuma mandarin's export journey began on October 18...

One of Turkey's traditional export products, indispensable during the autumn months, with vitamin C, satsuma mandarin as a natural medicine against colds, 2019/20 export season began on Friday, October 18, 2019

Low yield but beautiful quality...

Aegean Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Exporters Association Chairman Hayrettin Uçak said that they do not expect a decline in mandarin exports, though low yield, quality is good enough.
mandalina ile ilgili görsel sonucu
According to the “Aegean Region Citrus Yield” study, which was commissioned by the Aegean Agricultural Research Institute, Satsuma mandarin yield was 169 thousand tons last year and 122 thousand tons this year. "This will affect our exports positively. Exchange rates also make our exporters competitive. Under these conditions, we are expecting an export season in which the faces of our producers and exporters are smiling," Uçak noted.

Eat plenty of citrus products...

Aegean Region Fruit and Vegetable Exporters Association Chairman of the Board of Directors Hayrettin Uçak called on citizens to consume citrus products which are natural vitamin C storage and alternative to sugar.

 93 million dollars foreign currency from Satsuma mandarin...

Satsuma mandarin exports in the first place with 50 million dollars worth of exports to the Russian Federation, Ukraine, 19 million dollars satsuma mandarin was exported. Iraq, with 3.5 million dollars satsuma demand, became the third in the list. Turkey exported satsuma mandarin was to 46 countries.

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