Imports of citrus fruit from Turkey rose 105-fold in September
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In September, Russia significantly increased its imports of citrus fruit from Turkey. According to data published by the portal 78.ru, the volume of supplies grew 105-fold.
Citrus fruit includes oranges, mandarins, lemons and grapefruits. Turkey is one of the largest suppliers of fresh fruit and vegetables to the Russian market. Geographical proximity and a well-developed agricultural sector in that country help to quickly increase supplies.
The material does not provide detailed data on the reasons for such growth or on how citrus prices changed in Russian shops. It also does not report which specific varieties were imported or in what volume.
It is not yet known whether this trend will continue in the coming months. For a more accurate assessment, experts will await official statistics for the entire autumn period.
Sources: 78.ru
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