Sales of industrial products made in Cyprus rose by 3.7% in 2024 to €4,771.8 million, up from €4,601.6 million the year before, according to the Statistical Service.
The service published a detailed breakdown of products made by Cypriot industrial units, by volume where possible and by value.
Halloumi was among the top performers, with sales of 46,100 tonnes worth €364.1 million. Fresh bakery and confectionery products brought in €373.8 million, while pharmaceutical products and preparations were worth €363.3 million.
Ready-mixed concrete accounted for €257.6 million and cement and clinker for €138.3 million. Chemical products were worth €80.6 million.
In food and drink, pasteurised milk and cream sales came to 57.8 million litres worth €82.7 million. Fresh fruit juices totalled 75,000 tonnes worth €54 million, and meat products such as cold cuts were worth €51.4 million.
Beer sales reached 43.1 million litres worth €57 million, wine 10.4 million litres worth €35.7 million and soft drinks 14.7 million litres worth €23.5 million. Bottled water accounted for 216.9 million litres worth €46.7 million.
