Dried figs: TMO sells dried figs again

June 9, 2020 at 3:08 PM , Der AUDITOR
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AYDIN. The TMO has once again announced commodity prices for dried figs for which traders can apply. In the first half of June the prices will range between...

... TRY 14.25-21.25 per kg, from 15 June prices will increase to TRY 15.25-22.25 per kg. Due to the good crop, the TMO had bought dried figs from farmers this season to regulate market prices. These stocks are now being gradually reduced.

On the free market there is only a small amount of goods available, especially large dried fruits are becoming increasingly scarce. However, export prices are still holding the level of last week, after having risen only recently. Depending on the supplier, however, price deviations of several hundred USD per ton can occur.

Dried figs, Turkey

Type

USD/mt

EUR/mt

Lerida, no 1

4,850

4,296

Lerida, no 2

4,650

4,119

Lerida, no 3

4,450

3,942

Lerida, no 4

4,100

3,632

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Exports remain higher than last year

Contract release orders ensure that exports are still at a relatively high level compared with last year. Last week, exports were at 766 metric tonnes, compared to 434 metric tonnes last year. In total, more than 59,000 metric tonnes of dried figs and dried fig products have been exported since the start of the season, which is an increase of 17% over the same period in the 2018/2019 season.

Dried fig exports in mt

Type

2019/20

2018/19

Whole

44,577

38,572

Diced

3,986

3,615

Paste

9,655

7,167

Industrial

562

938

Roasted

25

38

Others

363

372

Total

59,167

50,702

since the start of the season

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