Lemon Harvest Has Begun: They Are Being Sold for 6-12 Lira per Kilo in the Orchards.
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Harvesting has begun in Adana, one of Turkey's major production centers. A significant increase in production is expected this year, and exports will open on September 21st. Two major suppliers to the global market are expected to close their seasons at the end of the month.
In Adana, which accounts for 40% of Turkey's citrus production, the harvest of Mayer variety lemons has begun. Lemons, which fetch between 6 and 12 TL per kilogram depending on quality, are expected to yield 710,000 tons this year, and producers anticipate prices to rise with the start of exports on September 21st.
Economy - In Adana, a citrus fruit hub, the first lemons have been harvested. While the yield is expected to reach 710,000 tons, producers are now focused on the export date of September 21st due to difficulties in Black Sea shipping and low prices.
In Adana, which alone accounts for 40% of Türkiye's citrus production, the harvest of Mayer variety lemons has begun. Lemons are selling for 6-12 Turkish Lira per kilogram in the orchards, depending on size, and a yield of 710,000 tons is expected this year.
In Adana, which alone accounts for 40% of Türkiye's citrus production, the harvest of Mayer variety lemons has begun. Producers, noting an abundance of lemons this year, are complaining about the prices. Lemons are being sold in the fields for between 6 and 12 lira, and price fluctuations are expected with the start of exports on September 21st.
In Adana, which alone accounts for 40% of Turkey's citrus production, the harvest of Mayer variety lemons has begun.
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