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Cost of sugar rising globally!

The price of sugar, which is widely used in the food industry, is increasing day by day. How will this affect food producers and consumers? Russia’s operation in Ukraine in February 2022 and the subsequent process led to a sharp hike in the cost of ingredients such as wheat, vegetable …

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Industrial Horticulture is at a crossroads – new report urges expansion not decline

Controlled environment agriculture (CEA) within industrial-scale greenhouses could make the UK a significant exporter of horticultural produce within ten years, a review of the sector – published by Defra and produced by Camrosh Ltd and the Institute for Manufacturing Engage, University of Cambridge – has concluded. Controlled environment agriculture The Foresight study, compared the …

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India’s agrifood exports to reach 100 billion dollars by 2030…

India’s agriculture exports, which stood at over 50 billion dollars at present, are expected to double by 2030 and reach 100 billion dollars, Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal said on Monday. Sunil Barthwal He said that the country is targeting 2 trillion dollars worth of exports of goods and services by …

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Turkish dried fruit sector came together for a sustainable future…

Press release… Mehmet Ali Işık The Turkish dried fruit sector came together at the “Dried Fruit Workshop” in Izmir with the intensive participation of more than 120 participants from the Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Trade, Chambers and Commodity Exchanges, Research Institutes, Provincial Directorates of Agriculture and Forestry in order …

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Ercan Korkmaz: We should encourage the production and consumption of pulses

Press release… Ercan Korkmaz, Vice Chair of the Board of Directors of Izmir Commodity Exchange, in his written statement, said that in the last 10 years, the amount of pulses production and consumption in our country has increased. Ercan Korkmaz “Consumption, which was 1.12 million tonnes in 2012, soared by …

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World Pulses Day 2024! ‘Nourishing soils and people’

Shining the spotlight on the vital role of pulses in promoting soil health and nourishing people… FAO hosts global event that underscores the contribution pulses make to food security, healthy diets and the environment… A global event at the headquarters of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations …

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Ulusoy: Türkiye’s flour exports last year reached a historic high of 3.66 million tonnes

ISTANBUL… Turkish flour producers hit record export figure in 2023… Türkiye earned 1.5 billion dollars from flour exports last year, says head of sector group… Türkiye’s flour exports last year reached a historic high of 3.66 million tonnes, the head of the International Association of Operative Millers (IAOM) Eurasia announced …

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Hafız Mustafa brings ‘BBC Good Food Award’ to Türkiye!

Bringing the unique flavours of Türkiye to visitors from all over the world, Hafız Mustafa was awarded the internationally prestigious BBC Good Food award. The brand collected the most votes in the dessert category in the awards, which were organised for the 14th time this year, where the best food …

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Brazil was major exporter of 10 agricultural commodities in 2023…

The year 2023 was historical for Brazilian agriculture according to Roberto Perosa, Minister of Commerce and International Relations. The year marked expansion of markets and increased agricultural exports, which contributed to the largest balance of trade surplus in the nation’s history: US$ 98.8 billion. Roberto Perosa In 2023, Brazil opened …

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Floating solar catches have huge potential!

Floating solar panels have the potential to give a huge boost to Türkiye’s installed electricity capacity, according to a top official from the Energy and Natural Resources Ministry. The parliament’s Industry and Technology Commission passed a bill that paves the way for establishing floating photovoltaics (FPV) on lakes as well as the country’s seas, except for …

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