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Turkey Exports 3,097 Tons of Honey in Five Months

Turkey Exports 3,097 Tons of Honey in Five Months

Turkey Exports Over 3,000 Tons of Honey in First Five Months

Turkey exported 3,097 tons of honey in the January–May period, generating strong foreign demand for one of the country’s key agricultural products.

According to export data, total honey shipments during this period reached $13.52 million, with deliveries made to 35 countries worldwide.

Top Importers of Turkish Honey

Several major markets led the demand for Turkish honey:

  • United States – $4.41 million
  • United Kingdom – $1.99 million
  • Germany – $1.39 million

The United States remains the largest importer of Turkish honey, accounting for the highest share of export revenue.

Strong Global Demand Continues

Turkish honey continues to attract international buyers due to its natural production methods and high quality standards. Exports to 35 countries highlight its growing presence in global food markets.

Rising export figures reflect steady international demand for Turkish agricultural products, especially in premium food segments.

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