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QUAKE IN MALATYA TO AFFECT APRICOT EXPORTS NEGATIVELY!

Earthquake may negatively affect apricot exports in Malatya, the world’s apricot capital… While two major earthquakes that occurred in Kahramanmaraş province, which is called the disaster of the century in Turkiye and affected 11 provinces, caused great damage, it was stated that apricot exports in Malatya, which is the most …

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THE GREEN BRIEF: FIGHTING AGAINST WINDMILLS

Environmental activists need to set their priorities straight and get serious about green technologies, otherwise they risk pushing Europe – and the rest of the world – into a fossil fuel trap. The environmental movement’s approach to green tech can sometimes be puzzling, to say the least. When the European …

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RAINFALL IN THE KONYA PAIN DECREASES BY 55 PERCENT!

Rainfall in the Konya plain decreased by 55 percent compared to last year! In the driest season of the last 53 years, Konya Plain expects rainfall for harvest! While Türkiye recorded the second hottest and driest month of the last 53 years as January of 2023, the precipitation in Konya …

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WHAT IS THE AGRICULTURAL RESERVE?

The agricultural reserve – previously the crisis reserve – was triggered last year for the first time ever to support EU farmers after the invasion of Ukraine – and could be used again this year, according to the European Commission. In place since 2013, this tool accounts for close to …

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MEHMET ALI ISIK: JAPAN IS AN IMPORTANT MARKET FOR TURKISH ORGANIC SECTOR

Press release… Aegean Exporters’ Associations (EIB) will be holding the Turkish National Participation Organization for the 25th time on March 7-10, 2023 of the Foodex Fair in Japan, which meets the majority of its food needs through imports and realizes annual food imports of 65 billion dollars. At Foodex Japan …

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JAK ESKINAZI: OUR GOAL IS TO BOOST OUR FOOD EXPORTS TO JAPAN TO 500 MILLION DOLLARS. 

Press release… The target of Turkey’s food export to Japan is 500 million dollars. Aegean Exporters’ Associations (EIB) will be holding the Turkish National Participation Organization for the 25th time on March 7-10, 2023 of the Foodex Fair in Japan, which meets the majority of its food needs through imports …

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TOMATO EXPORT BAN LIFTED!

Press release… The ban on the export of fresh tomatoes has been lifted… The export ban on fresh tomato exports on 3 March 2023 was lifted after 3 days upon a justified objection from the sector. The tomato and tomato-derived products sector, the export champion of the fresh fruit, vegetable …

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DURSUN YILDIZ: DROUGHT THREATENS FOOD SECURITY AND ECONOMY!

Decisions in recent days to restrict water use in major cities show that the threat of drought is becoming more widespread. With water losses in cities reaching 60 percent and the drought set to become a more prominent topic of conversation after May, experts say the focus should be on what needs …

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6TH INTERNATIONAL POULTRY CONGRESS HELD IN ANTALYA…

Press release… Featured Topic at the 6th International Poultry Congress: Sustainable Production The 6th International Poultry Congress (UBEK-6), which has been organized by the Association of Poultry Meat Producers and Breeders (BESD-BIR) since 2011, was held at the Titanic Deluxe Golf Belek in Antalya from March 1 through March 5, …

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AEGEAN EXPORTERS; THE BAN ON TOMATO EXPORTS TO HARM BOTH EXPORTS AND PRODUCERS!

Press release… The ban on tomato exports will harm both exports and producers! If the ban on tomato export is not lifted, the consumer cannot eat tomatoes for 100 liras next year! The decision of tomato export ban makes Türkiye a tomato importer! Aiming to export 1 billion dollars worth …

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