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DRIED TOMATOES FROM DIYARBAKIR TO EUROPE!

The drying process of tomatoes, which will be exported from Türkiye’s southeastern province Diyarbakır to various European countries, especially to the USA, France and Italy, started in the fields on the slopes of Karacadağ region. On the outskirts of Karacadağ between Diyarbakır and Şanlıurfa provinces, tomatoes to be consumed in …

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WHEN SORGHUM IS BROUGHT INTO GLOBAL FOCUS!

Press release… The second World Sorghum Conference took place between June 5th and 9th in Montpellier and was attended by over four hundred participants from around the world. Farming industry operators, economists, and researchers made presentations or contributed to the hundreds of materials showcased during the five days of the event. The Sorghum …

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SEMSI BAYRAKTAR: BURNING STUBBLE MAKES THE SOIL INEFFICIENT

Press release… Union of Turkish Agricultural Chambers (TZOB) President Şemsi Bayraktar made a video press statement on stubble fires that started in many regions these days when the harvest intensified. Bayraktar said that these fires cause the destruction of the natural and agricultural ecosystem, the decrease in the amount of …

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ANCHOVY EXPORTS SOAR BY 7 PERCENT IN THE FIRST HALF…

Anchovy exports closed the first half of the year with an increase of 7 percent. Türkiye’s 6-month anchovy exports, despite the low yield, increased by 7 percent in value compared to last year and reached 5 million 823 thousand 665 dollars. According to the compilation made by the Eastern Black …

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“ABOUT 130 MILLION DOLLARS OF DRIED FRUIT EXPORTS MADE FROM THE SOUTHEASTERN ANATOLIA IN THE FIRST HALF”

Press release… Türkiye’s dried fruit and products sector achieved 724 million 669 thousand dollars of exports in the first half of the year. According to the information compiled from the Southeastern Anatolian Exporters’ Associations (GAİB), the dried fruit and products sector sent 227 thousand 631 tonnes of products to 142 …

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YAMANYILMAZ: TURKISH EXPORTERS FOCUS ON CENTRAL AFRICAN COUNTRIES

Press release… YAMANYILMAZ: WE BUILD NEW TRADE BRIDGES IN ANGOLA AND THE DEMOCRATIC CONGO… Ali Can Yamanyılmaz, Vice Chair of the Mediterranean Fisheries and Animal Products Exporters’ Association (ASHIB), stated that the trade delegation activities they held in Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo, which are included in the …

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“IZMIR PROVINCE IS A PIONEER IN TERMS OF GOOD AGRICULTURAL PRACTISES”

Press release… “We are the first in the Aegean in Good Agricultural Practices” Within the scope of the ‘Expansion of Biotechnical Control Against the Mediterranean Fruit Fly Project’ and the ‘Good Agricultural Practices Project’, 5 thousand Mediterranean Fruit Fly control traps were distributed to the producers with a ceremony held …

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MUHAMMET OZTURK: OUR TARGET IS TO EXCEED 100 MILLION DOLLARS IN CAT-DOG FOOD EXPORTS THIS YEAR

Press release… Türkiye meets the world’s cat and dog food needs… The target in the export of cat-dog food is 100 million dollars… The increase in people’s desire to live with pets around the world brings about the growth of Türkiye’s cat-dog food exports every year. Turkish cat-dog food manufacturers …

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ALI KIRALI: GRAIN CORRIDOR DECISION WILL HAVE MINIMAL IMPACT ON TURKIYE

TÜRİB: The decision to cancel the Grain Corridor will have minimal impact on Türkiye Turkish Mercantile Exchange (TÜRİB) General Manager Ali Kırali, regarding the effect of Russia’s withdrawal from the Grain Corridor Agreement on Türkiye, said, “Turkish Grain Board (TMO) is trying to manage abundance due to the measures taken …

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“WE HAVE A FRUITFUL SEASON IN CHICKPEA AND RED LENTIL PRODUCTION”

Press release… Veysel Memiş, Chairman of the Mediterranean Cereals, Pulses, Oilseeds and Products Exporters’ Association (AHBİB), said that there is a fruitful season in the production of chickpeas and red lentils in Türkiye and that quotas and restrictions on the export of these products should be removed. Emphasizing that the …

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