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AGRICULTURE PRODUCER INDEX DECLINES IN AUGUST!

The Agriculture producer price index declined by 4.34 percent in August from the previous month, the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) has said. On the back of the August data, the annual increase of the index slowed from 158 percent in July to 142.4 percent last month. The index for agriculture, hunting and related services …

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US: ISTANBUL GRAIN AGREEMENT BRINGS DOWN GLOBAL FOOD PRICES

US says Russia has exacerbated global food security crisis… ISTANBUL The US said late Thursday that the historic Istanbul grain agreement for safe exports from Ukrainian ports brought down global food prices by bringing over 2.7 million metric tonnes of grain to world markets. In a press release, the State …

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HALIL KOZAN: ENERGY CRISIS TURNS ROUTES TO TURKIYE IN THE AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY CHAIN

Energy crisis turns routes to Turkey in the agricultural supply chain As the energy crisis, which started with the Ukraine-Russia war, affected Europe deeply, both Russian and European agricultural producers turned their attention to Turkish agricultural producers in the supply chain. Halil Kozan Halil Kozan, Chairman of the Board of …

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“INDIA IS ON ITS JOURNEY TO BECOME NUMBER ONE IN THE AGRICULTURE SECTOR IN THE WORLD”

Union Minister of Agriculture & Farmer Welfare Mr. Narendra Singh Tomar addressed the AgriTech Summit here on September 15. In his address, Mr. Narendra Singh Tomar said that the government is working continuously for betterment of small farmers of the country. Many important schemes are being implemented in this direction, …

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GUTERRES: WORLD FARMERS NEED RUSSIAN FERTILIZER AMID MARKET CRUNCH!

The secretary-general of the United Nations highlighted the importance of access to Russian fertilizers and cooperation with Türkiye in this regard amid an ongoing fertilizer market crunch. Antonio Guterres spoke with Anadolu Agency (AA) ahead of the high-profile U.N. General Assembly (UNGA) beginning on Sept. 20 at U.N. headquarters in …

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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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LET’S GET TO KNOW HAZELNUT FARMING!

When Are Hazelnuts Collected? Which Month/Season Is The Hazelnut Harvest Time? Hazelnut is one of the most consumed nuts in Türkiye. It grows mostly in the Black Sea Region of the country and there are many questions about growing hazelnuts in the minds of growers. Some of these questions are …

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“ELIDAS, AS A ROLE MODEL, WILL CONTINUE ITS JOURNEY WITH A CAPACITY OF 35000 TONNES”

Press release… Aegean Agricultural Products (Ege Tarım Ürünleri) Licensed Warehousing Inc. (ELİDAŞ) was founded in 2011 under the leadership of İzmir Commodity Exchange by 19 corporate partners to develop licensed warehousing system and cotton trade in Türkiye and offers an effective trading opportunity to the sector with the electronic product …

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ALPER ALHAT: AKHISAR LEFT ITS MARK ON WORLDFOOD!

Press release… The Capital of Olive, Akhisar, left its mark on WorldFood! Akhisar, the district of Türkiye’s western province of Manisa, was once again the favourite of the 28th International Food Products and Technologies Fair-WorldFood. Visitors, who showed great interest in the stand opened in cooperation with Akhisar Commodity Exchange …

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‘PURPLE TOURISM’ LURES MORE PEOPLE TO LAVENDER FIELDS!

Lavender fields across Türkiye draw visitors while lavender oil proves profitable for suppliers of the cosmetics industry in the country… Fields of lavender have been thriving across Türkiye in recent years thanks to incentives by the government. Supported by a lavender cultivation project launched by the Directorate General of Forestry (OGM), the …

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