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Alper Alhat: Liquid oils that resemble olive oil with flavouring will end olive agriculture

Press release… Aegean province of Manisa’s Akhisar district Commodity Exchange Chairman Alper Alhat said that olive agriculture is facing a great danger! Alper Alhat Pointing out that liquid oils that resemble olive oil with flavouring harm producers and consumers, Alhat said, “Unfortunately, we have known for a long time that …

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Türkiye foresees no issues in wheat supply in new season…

Türkiye expects no challenges with the wheat supply in the new season, according to industry representatives on Sunday. Speaking to Anadolu Agency (AA), Gülfem Eren, chairperson of the board of the Cereal Suppliers Association (HUBUDER), said that wheat production worldwide is expected to be good this season. Pointing out that …

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Hayrettin Uçak: We aim to reach 6.5 billion dollars in exports of fresh fruit, vegetable and products this year

Press release… The target for the end of 2024 in fresh fruit, vegetable and product exports is 6.5 billion dollars… Fruits and vegetables grown in 7 geographies of Türkiye sweeten the mouths of the world, distribute healing and enrich the menus on the tables. Fresh red tomatoes Exporting fresh fruit, …

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Global wine consumption decreasing!

Global wine consumption is falling! Data released by the International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV) revealed that global wine consumption in 2023 fell by 2.6 percent compared to the previous year, continuing the downward trend of recent years. Continuing its steady decline, global wine consumption reached its lowest level …

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Fresh fruit, vegetable and products exports reach 420 million dollars in 4 months…

Press release… Exports from the Aegean Region totalled 420 million dollars… The Aegean Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Exporters’ Association (EYMSİB), one of the strong actors of Türkiye’s fresh fruit and vegetable and fruit and vegetable products exports, ramped up its exports by 2 percent in the 4-month period of 2024 …

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Türkiye exports 2,200 types of agricultural products…

Türkiye exported 2,200 types of agricultural products to 212 countries and regions last year, generating 26.5 billion dollars in export revenues, Agriculture and Forestry Minister İbrahim Yumaklı said. İbrahim Yumaklı In his assessment, Yumaklı said that the development of the cereals, pulses and oilseed crops sector, which they see as …

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Global dried fruit industry leaders come together in Canada…

Press release… The largest organisation of the world dried and shelled fruit sector took place in Canada… Industry leaders in the dried fruit industry from more than 60 countries gathered in Canada… The International Nut and Dried Fruit Council (INC), the highest consultation platform for dried fruits and nuts worldwide, …

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Ahmet Güldal: Turkish Grain Board is ready for the new harvest period

TMO General Manager Güldal: “We will not have farmers who say ‘I could not get an appointment’.” Ahmet Güldal, General Manager of the Turkish Grain Board (TMO), stated that TMO has completed all preparations for the new harvest period and said, ‘Our appointment system has been changed this year, we …

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What is heatflation? How does it affect the food industry?

Everyone is familiar with the word inflation. Shrinkflation (companies reducing the quantity of certain products) is also a term we have heard frequently recently. But have you heard of Heatflation? What is heat inflation? Climate change and the resulting hot weather and extreme climatic events directly affect agricultural activities. As …

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“The cost of a kilogram of honey to the producer is not less than 200 TL!”

Beekeepers in Mediterranean coastal province of Mersin, where honey production has started, draw attention to the products produced with glucose and aromatic substances, emphasised that the cost of real honey is 200 TL and that no product sold below 300 TL is honey and warned the citizens. Adem Kurt In …

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