Greek yogurt exports have nearly tripled
Between 2014 and 2023, exports of Greek yogurt, both brands and private labels, nearly tripled. In 2014, yogurt exports amounted to 44,706 tons, valued at €111 million.
Between 2014 and 2023, exports of Greek yogurt, both brands and private labels, nearly tripled. In 2014, yogurt exports amounted to 44,706 tons, valued at €111 million.
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