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Şanlıurfa, the land of agriculture, becomes the centre of ornamental plants…

Indoor ornamental plants grown in geothermal greenhouses in Türkiye’s southeastern province of Şanlıurfa are exported domestically and abroad. With new investments, Şanlıurfa, the land of agriculture, is preparing to become the centre of four-season ornamental plants. ŞANLIURFA – In Şanlıurfa, one of agriculture centres of Türkiye and GAP (Southeastern Anatolia …

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Ali Çandır: Antalya accounts for 20 percent of fresh fruit and vegetable exports

Antalya Commodity Exchange (ATB) and Antalya Agriculture Council (ATAK) President Ali Çandır evaluated Antalya’s January export figures. Stating that Türkiye’s Mediterranean’s leading province of Antalya’s exports in January 2024 soared by 16.2 percent to 185 million dollars compared to the same month last year, Çandır also noted that agricultural exports …

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Blooming business; Türkiye’s black roses transforming into a brand

To the naked eye, the delicate velvet roses in southeastern Türkiye appear black and overwhelm the senses with their irresistible sweet smell. The rosebuds are just as dark, and when fully developed, the flower takes on the color of an intensely rich red wine. These black roses, known as “Karagül” …

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TURKIYE EXPORTS 20 MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF CUT FLOWERS TO OVER 30 COUNTRIES…

Countries include Netherlands, UK, Russia, Ukraine, says chairman of exporters’ association… ANTALYA, Türkiye… Some $20 million worth of cut flowers and door wreaths for Christmas and New Year’s Eve were exported to more than 30 countries from the Turkish resort city of Antalya. Ismail Yilmaz, chairman of Ornamental Plants and …

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ISMAIL YILMAZ: WE HAVE SHIPPED 75 MILLION CUT FLOWERS TO 30 EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

The ornamental plants and cut flower sector in the southern province of Antalya has started shipping a total of 75 million cut flowers, mainly carnations, and 4 million Christmas wreaths to nearly 30 European countries and Russia for Christmas and New Year celebrations this year. İsmail Yılmaz Starting on Dec. 24, Turkish flowers …

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“WE EXPORTED 3 MILLION WREATHS TO ALL OVER THE WORLD”

İsmail Yılmaz, Chairman of the Central Anatolian Ornamental Plants and Products Exporters’ Association, said that after the feverish work in November and December, 3 million wreaths were sent to all over the world, mainly in the Netherlands, England, Germany, Denmark, Finland, Romania and Bulgaria. Yılmaz also reported that these sales …

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ISMAIL YILMAZ: TURKIYE EXPORTED 145 MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF FLOWERS IN 2022

The ornamental plants and products sector exported approximately 145 million dollars to 85 countries last year. Türkiye, which has more than 3,500 endemic plant species in its flora, sells abroad cut flowers, indoor and outdoor plants, bulbs, seedlings, saplings, wreaths and moss groups. İsmail Yılmaz Extending the export season to …

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FLOWER GROWERS STILL TRY TO MEET THE DEMAND FROM THE UK!

Flower growers in the southern provinces of Antalya and Isparta are still busy trying to meet soaring demand from the U.K. amid the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Demand from the florists in Britain for cut flowers in Antalya has soared 90 percent and planeloads of carnations have already been sent to the U.K. This …

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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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INDIAN FLOWER GROWERS TO COOPERATE WITH TURKISH FIRMS…

Flower producers in India want to cooperate with producers in the Turkish Mediterranean city of Antalya, the country’s flower production hub, in order to increase production in their country, Srikanth Bollapally, head of Indian Florists’ Council (GFCI), said Sunday. Srikanth Bollapally Bollapally and the members of the GFCI met with …

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