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EU SUPERMARKET CHAINS TURN TO TURKIYE TO SECURE SUPPLIES!

The looming energy crisis in Europe and the war in Ukraine that hampers production in the continent offer huge opportunities for Turkish agriculture products exporters, according to people from the industry. There have been reports suggesting that farmers in Europe stop production and greenhouses are closing. But at a time when farmers in the …

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SINAN KIZILTAN: NEW PARTNERSHIP WITH SINGAPORE TO OPEN DOORS IN FAR EAST IN TERMS OF OUR FOOD EXPORTS

Press release… Promotion attack from the aquaculture and animal products sector… The Turkish fishery and animal products sector, which exceeded its 2023 export target of 3.5 billion dollars in February 2022 and increased its exports by 33 percent to 4 billion 56 million dollars in the last one-year period, strengthens …

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RAISIN EXPORTS BRING IN 441 MILLION DOLLARS…

Press release…. Seedless raisin exports exceeded 250 thousand tonnes… Türkiye, which is by far the world leader in the production and export of raisins, earned 441 million dollars from seedless raisins in the 2021/22 season with an increase of 3 percent. Seedless raisin exports, which started the 2021/22 season on …

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US: ISTANBUL GRAIN AGREEMENT BRINGS DOWN GLOBAL FOOD PRICES

US says Russia has exacerbated global food security crisis… ISTANBUL The US said late Thursday that the historic Istanbul grain agreement for safe exports from Ukrainian ports brought down global food prices by bringing over 2.7 million metric tonnes of grain to world markets. In a press release, the State …

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SELCUK CELEBI: ORDERS FOR CUT FLOWERS HAVE SOARED BY 90 PERCENT SINCE THE QUEEN DIED

Turkish florists are resorting to cargo planes instead of trucks as they rush to send as many flowers as they can to the United Kingdom to meet a deluge of orders after the death of Queen Elizabeth. Orders for cut flowers have soared by 90 percent since the queen died, …

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TURKISH SALMON EXPORTS SOARED BY 149 PERCENT!

Turkish salmon exports from the Black Sea region increased by 149 percent in the January-August period of the year, reaching 81 million 645 thousand 462 dollars and 11 thousand 183 tonnes of Turkish salmon were exported. Eastern Black Sea Exporters’ Assocation (DKİB) Supervisory Board Member and Deputy Chairman of the …

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ALPER ALHAT: AKHISAR LEFT ITS MARK ON WORLDFOOD!

Press release… The Capital of Olive, Akhisar, left its mark on WorldFood! Akhisar, the district of Türkiye’s western province of Manisa, was once again the favourite of the 28th International Food Products and Technologies Fair-WorldFood. Visitors, who showed great interest in the stand opened in cooperation with Akhisar Commodity Exchange …

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KIZILTAN: TURKISH FISHERY EXPORTS RUN TO 2 BILLION DOLLARS

Press release… Muğla and İzmir provinces realize 62 percent of the annual 1.4 billion dollars of fishery industry which is among the star sectors of Türkiye’s exports. Sinan Kızıltan Explaining that they contributed 953 million dollars to 1.4 billion dollars of fisheries exports in 2021 as Aegean Region, Chair of …

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“OUR EXPORT TARGET IN CEREALS IS 13 BILLION DOLLARS”

Ahmet Tiryakioğlu, Chairman of the Board of Cereals, Pulses, Oil Seeds and Products of the Turkish Exporters’ Assembly, stated that the export figures, which reached 7.2 billion dollars in the first eight months of the year, will reach 13 billion dollars in their year-end targets. Tiryakioğlu said, “Our export expectations …

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INDIA CURBS RICE EXPORTS!

India has decided to curb rice exports in a move that is expected to lift world prices of the staple and trigger a rally in rival wheat and corn markets, deepening concerns over food inflation. Rice prices in key exporters India, Thailand, Vietnam and Myanmar are set to rise, traders …

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