AEGEAN FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLE EXPORTERS PERFORM A 68 PERCENT INCREASE...

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Fresh fruit and vegetable exports from the Aegean saw a 68 percent increase...

Aegean Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Exporters' Association performed a fresh fruit and vegetable export of 24 million 270 thousand dollars in January.

The Association's exports in January 2019 were 14 million 440 thousand dollars. Fresh fruits and vegetables exports from the Aegean have increased by 68 percent.
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Tomatoes received the lion's share of fresh fruit and vegetable exports with an amount of 11 million 97 thousand dollars, while 2 million 873 thousand of Satsuma mandarins, 1 million 474 thousand of pomegranate exports and 1 million 340 thousand dollars of lemon exports.

Aegean fresh fruit and vegetable exporters sold tens of products to 52 countries, from pepper to eggplant, zucchini to onion, orange to grapefruit, apple to grapes, cucumber to apple, grapes to vine leaves...

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