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Hüseyin Demir: Pınar Meat ensures food safety of today and the future with sustainable production approach

Press release… Investment of 128.7 million TL from Pınar Meat, Export to 30 Countries… Pınar Meat (Pınar Et), operates in Izmir province, which introduced the food sector in Türkiye with firsts and added value to the country with its presence in domestic and foreign markets, invested 128.7 million liras in …

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Türkiye ranks third in the world in peach and nectarine production, second in exports…

Press release… Peach and nectarine exports up by 33 percent to 125 million dollars… Hayrettin Uçak Peaches and nectarines, which are considered the harbinger of summer and the symbol of long life and immortality, are experiencing a successful season in 2024. Peach Türkiye ramped up its peach exports between 1 …

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“Bumblebee” exports from Antalya to 25 countries…

Bumblebees, which started to be produced in Mediterranean province of Antalya, play a major role in fruit and vegetable cultivation without pesticides. In the first 3 months of the year, 85 thousand colonies and 110 thousand queen bumblebees were exported, generating more than 2 million euros. Exports were made to …

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Celal Kadooğlu: Cereal and pulse exports from the Southeastern Anatolia up by almost 10 percent

Celal Kadooğlu, Chair of the Southeastern Anatolia Cereals, Pulses, Oil Seeds and Products Exporters’ Association, reported that their exports in the first 5 months of the year soared by 9.2 percent compared to the same period last year and reached 1.4 billion dollars. Celal Kadooğlu In his written statement, Kadooğlu …

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Blackberries produced in the Siirt region go around the world!

June 14, Siirt… In Kurtalan district of Southeastern province of Siirt, the harvest of blackberries, which are sold and exported to Türkiye’s domestic market and the world, started with a ceremony. Blackberries produced on 230 decares of land in Yunuslar village of the district are exported to the domestic market …

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Mehmet Ali Işık: Aegean exporters’ share in the country’s dried fruit exports is 60 percent

Press release… Işık; “We are working to take a stronger place in the TIM top 1000 exporters list in 2024” Stating that Türkiye has been exporting dried figs, dried apricots and sultanas for hundreds of years, Aegean Exporters’ Associations Sustainability and Organic Products Coordinator and Aegean Dried Fruits and Products …

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Important call from leather exporters before Eid!

Press release… Call from leather exporters to bring sacrificial skins to the economy before Eid al-Adha… The Turkish leather sector, which could not meet the cost due to the fact that the exchange rates in Türkiye did not increase at the rate of inflation and therefore its exports decreased by …

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Do we need a biofuel police?

At the Transport and Energy Council on Thursday (30 May), France, Germany and the Netherlands called the European Commission to launch controls in third countries to reinforce measures against imports of fraudulent biofuels.  The Hague, Berlin and Paris urged the bloc’s executive to intensify the ongoing investigation on Chinese biodiesel exports to …

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Muhammet Öztürk: We should concentrate on food production!

Press release… Muhammet Öztürk, Chairperson of Aegean Grains, Pulses, Oil Seeds and Products Exporters’ Association; “We should concentrate on food production, there is a demand in the world” Muhammet Öztürk Muhammet Öztürk said that after the pandemic, it turned out that being able to manufacture food products is a great …

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Cocoa prices hit 10 thousand dollars per tonne amid supply and production concerns…

Unfavourable weather conditions, plant diseases cause supply issues, while news of farmers smuggling cocoa beans for profit influence prices upward… ISTANBUL, June, 2024… Cocoa prices have again hit 10,000 dollars per tonne due to supply and production concerns in Ghana.  Prices skyrocketed in April because factories in Ghana and the …

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