Turkey is Europe's production leader in white goods: 441.8 billion dollar contribution to the economy
Original headlineBeyaz eşyada Avrupa'nın üretim lideri Türkiye: Ekonomiye 441,8 milyar dolarlık katkı
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Turkey’s white-goods sector has become Europe’s largest and the world’s second-largest production hub, accounting for about 7% of global output, according to a report by industry association TÜRKBESD marking its 40th anniversary. The sector contributed a cumulative $441.8 billion to the Turkish economy in 2000-2025 and generated a net trade surplus of $63 billion, while annual production rose roughly 24-fold over four decades to 29.1 million units. The figures underscore the industry’s role as a manufacturing and export engine for Turkey. What to watch next is whether output and export momentum can be sustained amid shifting European demand and global competition.
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