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  As Turkey navigates the complexities of the global economy in 2024, its trade dynamics reveal a robust export sector, projected to reach nearly $250 billion. This impressive figure underscores the country's strategic positioning in various key sectors, particularly textiles and agricultural products. However, Turkey's imports are estimated at around $300 billion, indicating a significant trade deficit that highlights ongoing challenges in balancing its external trade. This division between exports and imports not only reflects Turkey's economic strengths but also exposes vulnerabilities that could impact its growth trajectory. The reliance on imported energy and raw materials emphasizes the need for structural reforms and diversification strategies to enhance domestic production capabilities. As global markets evolve, Turkey must leverage its competitive advantages while addressing these challenges to ensure sustainable economic growth and resilience in the face of extern

  Turkey's tomato exports have been promising during last fiscal year. According to the Turkey export data reports around $545 million worth of tomato exports were made. As compared to the previous year, there was around 43% increase in Turkey's tomato exports. Turkey's tomato exports were to almost 52 countries.  Around 592 thousand tons of tomato shipments were made during fiscal year 2023. European Union countries were the top markets for Turkey's tomato exports. These were Ukraine, Germany, Poland, Romania, Netherlands, Bulgaria, United Kingdom, Russia, Italy, Spain, France, Estonia, etc.  Talya Fresh Agriculture, TekAsya Tarim Anon and Smyrna Greenhouse Tica were the leading tomato export companies from Turkey. Deci Frucht from Romanica, Fresh Point from Poland and Lehmann Troost from Netherlands were among the leading tomato importers from Turkey during FY 2023.  Apart from tomatoes, Turkey's major vegetables include chilli pepper, pomegranate, pumpkins, and