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2024 is the ‘Hottest Year’ in Türkiye!

The year 2024 has been determined as the hottest year recorded in Türkiye since 1971 with an average temperature of 16.8 degrees Celsius. There were 900 extreme natural events in 8 months; among these events, the forest fire in Izmir province, heavy rainfall in Antalya province and lightning strikes in …

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UN declares 2026 “International Year of Women Farmers”

By Nazrin Abdul, AZERNEWS The UN General Assembly unanimously passed a resolution designating 2026 as the “International Year of Women Farmers,” highlighting the challenges encountered by women in agricultural systems worldwide, Azernews reports. The resolution underscores the importance of addressing these obstacles and emphasizes initiatives aimed at promoting awareness, implementing effective policies, …

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International Day of Rural Women 15 October!

The theme for the International Day of Rural Women (15 October), “Rural Women Cultivating Good Food for All”, highlights the essential role that rural women and girls play in the food systems of the world. From production of crops to processing, preparing and distributing foods, women’s labour – paid and …

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Mehmet Çıkmaz: Southeast Anatolia dried fruit exports exceeded 241 million dollars

Members of the Southeastern Anatolia Exporters’ Associations exported a total of 241 million 49 thousand dollars of dried fruits to 94 countries in 9 months of 2024. Exports of many products, especially dried apricots and pistachios, showed significant increases. Southeastern Anatolia Exporters’ Associations (GAİB) member companies exported 241 million 49 …

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Satsuma tangerine’s export journey to kick off on 18 October…

Press release… Export champion tangerine’s 2024 target 600 million dollars export… Harvest and export time has come for satsuma tangerine, the harbinger of autumn and the natural healing store of flu and colds. As a result of the examinations carried out by the ‘Commission for Determining the Cutting and Export …

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Saffet Kalyoncu: We exported tea to 116 countries in the first 9 months

Türkiye exported tea to 116 countries in 9 months… Türkiye exported 3,642 tonnes of tea to 116 countries in the first 9 months of 2023, generating 18 million 23 thousand 919 dollars in revenue. While 45 percent of the exports were carried out from Black Sea’s province of Rize. Belgium, …

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Harsh weather curbs global wheat production, elevates prices…

Harsh weather affecting major global exporters is reducing wheat output and cutting inventories that have already been projected to hit nine-year lows while fuelling a sudden uptick in prices. Dryness afflicting suppliers from Russia, the world’s biggest, to Argentina, is making food production vulnerable as recent Russian attacks on grain ships …

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Türkiye to allow 1 million metric tonnes of maize imports at lower tariff…

The Trade Ministry announced on Thursday a change to the regulation for maize imports that would be implemented until the end of the year to ensure the supply-demand balance amid adverse climate conditions and regional and global developments, which it said affected the 2024 crop. “A significant decrease is expected …

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“The strategy of distant countries worked one-to-one in dried figs”

Press release… The distant markets strategy put forward by the Ministry of Trade in recent years to diversify Türkiye’s export markets has been successfully implemented in dried fig exports. Mehmet Ali Işık, President of the Aegean Dried Fruits and Products Exporters’ Association, stated that the share of the American continent …

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Packaging that stops waste; could it be a new era for food?

A UK-based company, Osy Group, draws attention with its innovative antimicrobial packaging technology developed to extend the shelf life of fresh foods and reduce food waste by 50 percent. This new technology aims to reduce wastage by preserving the freshness of products such as fruit, vegetables, meat, fish, chicken and …

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