I studied the dry onion foreign trade data, the popular plant of recent days...

Dry Onion

cIt has only just begun to emerge from the soil, when you pluck out the fresh sprouts of these three plants and taste them, the palate tastes the same. It's hard to distinguish them from each other. However, from a week or two, their morphology, chemistry, and taste are increasingly distinct. In all three, antibacterial (Antibiotic) and pain medication (AnalgesicThere are active substances that have a property." To access the entire article, please click here.

The Dry Onion Issue

Its recent popularity is not due to the antibiotic effect, nor to the analgesic effect. Due to the constant increase in its price, the fight against stocking was initiated first. However, when this method did not show the expected effect on prices, this time it was dated 15/01/2019 and numbered 30656. Official GazetteBy the end of February, the Customs Tax was reset by the resolution published in .

I wondered which countries in the world had the most trade. The situation in the $3.23 billion dry onion trade in the world is as follows:

Countries with the most exports:

Netherlands: $548 million (unit price: 0.397 USD/Kg)
China: 506 million USD (unit price: 0.340 USD/Kg)
India: $423 million (unit price: 0.550 USD/Kg)
Mexico: $386 million (unit price: 0.261 USD/Kg)
US: 219 million USD (unit price: 0.919 USD/Kg)
Egypt: 206 million USD (unit price: 0.669 USD/Kg)
Spain: $130 million (unit price: $0,456 USD/Kg)
New Zealand: $81 million (unit price: 0.387 USD/Kg)
France: 76 million USD (unit price: 0.689 USD/Kg)
Peru: $68 million (unit price: 0.360 USD/Kg)

Countries with the most imports:

US: $435 million
Malaysia: $172 million
United Kingdom: $172 million
Germany: $145 million
Saudi Arabia: $138 million
Canada: $137 million
Japan: $135 million
Russia: 132 million USD
Netherlands: $116 million
United Arab Emirates: 114 million USD

So how are Turkey's foreign trade figures?
Import: 0 ( Zero )
Export: 40.5 million USD
Customs Tax After resetting, let's see what improvements there will be.

I wish you days of export...

Gökhan EROL
gerol@inovakademi.com

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