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“TURKEY IS THE LARGEST PRODUCER AND EXPORTER OF DRIED FRUITS”

Press release… Turkey is the world’s largest producer and exporter of dried apricots, dried figs and raisins. While Turkey’s high quality and healthy dried fruits are exported to 150 countries, they are in high demand, especially in Germany. Germany imported 132.3 million dollars of Turkish dried fruit in the 11-month …

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‘TURKISH SALMON’ ON THE WAY TO BECOME A WORLD BRAND!

Reminding that the hunting of bluefish, the youngest of the bluefish family, is prohibited, Dr. Altuğ Atalay said, “Do not buy the bluefish from the counter. The catch length of the bluefish is 18 cm. Do not buy small fish.” Dr. Altuğ Atalay Dr. Atalay explained, “In our country, which …

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“PERSIMMON FRUIT MAKES ITS PRODUCER HAPPY!”

Press release… Stating that persimmon is an important vitamin C store, it protects the body against infections and strengthens the body’s immune system because it is rich in antioxidants, Aegean Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Exporters’ Association Chairperson Hayrettin Uçak said, “Persimmon trees begin to bear fruit in 2-3 years and …

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“WE ARE WORKING TO INCREASE HIGH VALUE-ADDED OLIVE EXPORTS WITH PACKAGING”

Press release… Emphasis on the export of high value-added olives with packaging… Stating that the support provided to the exporters should be increased and the export of packaged pomace oil should be also supported, Davut Er, Chairperson of Aegean Olive and Olive Oil Exporters’ Association (EZZİB) said, “Our primary goal …

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PAKDEMİRLİ URGES AFRICAN UNION TO ACT COLLECTIVELY FOR FOOD SECURITY…

Partnership between Turkey, Africa based on mutual benefits, cooperation, says Bekir Pakdemirli… Turkey’s agriculture and forestry minister on Friday urged the African Union to act collectively for food security. “The African Union, which constitutes one-sixth of world population, must act collectively to be more resilient against the possible new threats,” …

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“EASTERN ANATOLIAN EXPORTERS WILL CROWN THEIR PERFORMANCE WITH A RECORD”

The exports made by the Eastern Anatolian Exporters’ Association (DAİB) member companies in November increased by 1.75 percent compared to the same month of the previous year and reached 227 million 191 thousand dollars. According to the compilation made from the data of the Turkish Exporters Assembly (TİM) and DAİB, …

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A LEAP ON LIBYA AND INDIA IN FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLE EXPORTS…

Press release… Nejdat Sin, Chair Coordinator of the Mediterranean Exporters’ Associations (AKİB) and Chairperson of the Mediterranean Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Exporters’ Association, stated that Turkey exported 367.9 million dollars of fresh fruit and vegetables in November and they achieved remarkable increases in the Libyan and Indian markets. Emphasizing that …

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“WE ARE TURNING BACK TO CONVENTIONAL TRANSPORT AGAINST CONTAINER CRISIS!”

Press release… Hüseyin Arslan, Chairman of the Board of the Mediterranean Cereals, Pulses, Oilseeds and Products Exporters’ Association (AHBİB), stated that they achieved an export of 160.2 million dollars in November by increasing 44 percent compared to the same period of the previous year. Noting that the increases in freight …

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İSMAİL GÜLLE: OLIVE OIL EXPORTS REACHED 270 MILLION DOLLARS

Gülle: The exports of our industry reached 270 million dollars İsmail Gülle, Chair of the Turkish Exporters’ Assembly (TİM) said that 235,000 tonnes of olive oil harvest is expected for the 2021/22 season. İsmail Gülle Gülle said, “There is an increase of 32 percent in this field compared to last …

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BERK NOYAN: EXEMPLAR OF BANANA CAN BE APPLIED TO WALNUT IN TURKEY

Reminding that 70 percent of the banana consumed 20 years ago was imported, WPC-Walnut Chairman Berk Noyan said, “Now, domestic production meets 90 percent of the demand. We wrote a success story in bananas, we can also do it in walnuts.” Berk Noyan Turkey, which ranks third after China and …

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