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“TURKEY WILL PLAY A LEADING ROLE WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THE GREEN DEAL”

Turkey will assume a leading role in carrying out the Green Development Revolution, the country’s Agriculture and Forestry Minister Bekir Pakdemirli said Tuesday. “In terms of developing sustainable agricultural practices and combating climate change, within the scope of the ‘Green Deal,’ we started our work on the food system,” he …

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WATER SCARCITY TO BECOME A VITAL ISSUE IN TURKEY!

The increasing population, changing landscapes and rising demand means the need for water is as high as ever, but Turkey’s water scarcity problem is ringing alarm bells for a difficult future ahead, experts warn… Water scarcity has become an increasingly vital issue in Turkey as the country has been classified among “water-scarce” …

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WHAT IS THE OECD-FAO AGRICULTURAL OUTLOOK?

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FOOD INFLATION HEATS UP AND ENERGY CRISIS MAY MAKE IT WORSE!

The jump in global food prices to a decade high risks leading to even more expensive grocery bills, and the energy crisis is threatening to make things even worse. Harvest setbacks, strong demand and supply chain disruptions have sent a United Nations index of food costs up by a third …

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WHAT IS Shrinkflation?

In economics, shrinkflation is the practice of reducing the size or quantity of a product while the price of the product remains the same or slightly increases. In some cases, the term may indicate lowering the quality of a product or its ingredients while the price remains the same. British …

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GLOBAL ETHICS DAY 2021…

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TURKEY RANKS 12TH IN THE WORLD IN RENEWABLE ENERGY!

The ICCI 2021 Conference, which aims to discuss MACRO strategies and guide the sector, was held digitally by the energy platform ICCI and the Turkish Cogeneration Association. Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Fatih Dönmez attended the conference as a speaker, Chairman of the Turkish Grand National Assembly (TBMM) Industry, …

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BRITISH DAIRY FARMERS COME TO A BREAKING POINT!

Thousands of liters of milk goes down the drain as some British dairy farmers face rising costs, labor shortages and an acute deficit of truck drivers which has strained supply chains to breaking point, farmers said. A post-Brexit shortage of workers exacerbated by the global strains of the COVID-19 crisis …

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“AGRICULTURAL SECTOR SHOULD ALWAYS BE CONSIDERED WITH POSITIVE DISCRIMINATION”

Press release… “About one-tenth of the world’s population, 811 million people, are malnourished or starving”“Our actions are our future. Better production, better nutrition, a better environment and a better life”“Input costs, especially fertilizer, electricity, irrigation, medicine, diesel and feed, should be reduced urgently in order to ensure the sustainability of …

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OCTOBER 16 – WORLD FOOD DAY!

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