60% of the European Union Eggplants are supplied from Spain, 21% from the Netherlands and 5% from Turkey.

Between 16 November 2021 and 16 November 2022, Spain was transferred to the European Union from 1.24 €/kg, 120.23 thousand tons, Netherlands from 1.22 €/kg to 41.57 thousand tons, Turkey from 1.2 €/kg to 9, It sold 59 thousand tons of eggplant.

Between these dates, the European Union for a total of € 252.25 million; A total of 210,25 thousand tons of eggplant was purchased at a price of 1,25 €/kg.

During this period, Spain sold 120.23 thousand tons of eggplant to the European Union at a cost of 1.24 €/kg, meeting 59.74% of the Union's eggplant sales. Spain generated a total revenue of € 149.35 million from these sales.

The Netherlands, which sells a total of 41.57 thousand tons of eggplant at 1.22 €/kg to the European Union, has supplied 20.66% of the Union's eggplant need and has generated a revenue of 50.76 million €.

Turkey, which ranks third among the countries supplying eggplants to the European Union, sold 9.59 thousand tons of eggplant worth € 11.55 million. With these sales, Turkey met 4.76% of the Union's eggplant needs.

Germany is the fourth largest country, meeting 4.3% of the Union's eggplant supply, with a volume of 8.7 thousand tons, unit sales of € 1.42/kg and revenue of € 12.36 million.

Belgium, the fifth largest supplier, is the fifth country that meets 2.53% of the Union's eggplant need by selling 5.1 thousand tons of eggplant at a unit price of 1.27 €/kg.