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Veysel Memiş, Board Chairman of Tat Gıda, features on the ’50 Sustainability Leaders’ list…

Press release… Veysel Memiş, Chairman of the Board of Directors at Tat Gıda (Food) and one of the leaders driving the transformation of Türkiye’s food industry with a focus on sustainability, has once again been included in the “Sustainability Leaders” list compiled by Fast Company Türkiye, a respected platform in …

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FAO warns prolonged Hormuz crisis could trigger global agrifood catastrophe!

UN agency says delayed fertilizer, energy shipments risk lower crop yields, higher food inflation! 13 April, 2026… The UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) warned Monday that a prolonged disruption in the Strait of Hormuz could develop into a global agrifood catastrophe by delaying shipments of critical agricultural inputs, raising …

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Agricultural markets rise as fuel and fertilizer costs ripple through supply chains…

Commodity markets diverged sharply in the first quarter of the year, as the US-Israel war on Iran and rising geopolitical tensions reshaped global supply chains and investor behaviour. Fertilizer While energy and some industrial metals surged on supply fears, precious metals saw volatile swings and agricultural commodities reacted to rising …

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IMF, WB, WFP: Middle East war threatens global food security and growth!

09 April, 2026… Joint statement says war-driven spikes in energy, fertilizer, transport costs to raise food prices and deepen insecurity, hitting vulnerable import-dependent economies hardest! The war in the Middle East is driving major disruptions in global energy markets and risks worsening food insecurity, particularly in low-income, import-dependent countries, the …

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FAO: Global food prices could keep rising if Iran war lasts!

Global food prices rose for a second straight month in March to hit their highest level since September last year and could rise further if the Middle East conflict that pushed up energy prices continues, the United Nations Food and ​Agriculture Organization (FAO) said on Friday. “Price rises since the …

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Istanbul hosts Zero Waste Forum 2026 ahead of COP31 climate talks…

he Zero Waste Forum 2026, hosted by the Zero Waste Foundation, is scheduled for June 5-7 in Istanbul, bringing together participants from more than 150 countries. On Tuesday, the foundation emphasized that the forum is set to become a leading international platform, placing the zero waste approach at the center of global …

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Veysel Memiş: Sustainability and digital transformation are at the heart of our business model

Press release… Veysel Memiş, Chairman of the Board of Directors at Tat Gıda, stated that the integrated report is a key indicator of the company’s vision for sustainable growth. “Tat Gıda is steadfastly pursuing its activities in line with its vision of becoming a global food brand originating from Türkiye, …

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Muhammet Öztürk: Japan is a market of strategic importance

Press release… The Turkish food sector, which brings the flavours grown in Anatolia—the world’s breadbasket—to every corner of the globe, once again demonstrated its strength in the international market at FOODEX JAPAN 2026 – the 51st International Food and Beverage Fair, the largest food fair in the Far East. Muhammet …

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Mehmet Ali Işık: Our target for food products to Japan is 1 billion dollars

Press release… The Turkish food sector, which brings the flavours grown in Anatolia—the world’s breadbasket—to every corner of the globe, once again demonstrated its strength in the international market at FOODEX JAPAN 2026 – the 51st International Food and Beverage Fair, the largest food fair in the Far East. Mehmet …

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İbrahim Afyon: Surplus of egg supply should be utilised in exports and the food industry

Highlighting that egg production reached 1,902,299,000 units in January – the highest level in the last three years – YUM-BİR (Central Union of Turkish Egg Producers) Chairperson İbrahim Afyon stated, “Whilst the steady upward trend in production supports consumers’ access to affordable and high-quality protein sources for a short period, …

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