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EastFruit analysts note a difficult situation on the European fresh mandarin market at the end of 2024. Consumers are surprised by high prices for the product, and producers complain that despite the low harvest, the demand for these fruits is also relatively low. According to international fruit and vegetable market expert Fedor Rybalko, the mandarin harvest in Turkey has sharply decreased in 2024. At the same time, Turkey is the world's largest exporter of fresh mandarins by volume, and the third by value. Accordingly, it is the most important market player, exerting a huge influence on mandarin pricing in Eastern Europe and the Middle East. In addition, Turkey's influence on the EU mandarin market also continues to grow rapidly. Maryte Gailite, an expert at the Latvijas dārznieks vegetable growers association, notes that prices for mandarins and citrus fruits in general in Latvia are unusually high this season. “In the last two weeks of December, supermarkets have been offering tangerines of dubious quality for 1.99 euros/kg, and on sale for

Turkey's raisin exports increased by 16 percent compared to the previous year in 2024, reaching 525 million 903 thousand dollars. In Manisa, where the majority of Turkey's annual grape production, which reaches an average of 4 million tons, is carried out, the grapes that are cut from the vineyards until September and collected from the exhibition after the drying process is completed and put into storage are gradually sent for export. Turkey, which is the world leader in the production and export of seedless raisins, exported raisins worth 525 million 903 thousand dollars, corresponding to 177 thousand tons, to nearly 100 countries between January 1 and December 25 this year. In 2023, exports worth 454 million 957 thousand dollars, corresponding to 251 thousand tons, were recorded. Accordingly, exports in 2024 decreased by 29 percent in quantity compared to the previous year, while increasing by 16 percent in value. Mehmet Ali Işık, Chairman of the Aegean Dried Fruits and Products Exporters' Association, told AA correspondent that the dried fruit sector had a successful export period in 2024. 30 percent increase in yield due to climate conditions

Malatya exported 4,333 tons of apricot seeds in 11 months, generating 12,885 million dollars in revenue.