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Türkiye’s fisheries exports reach 1.8 billion dollars in 9 months…

October, 2026… Türkiye’s fisheries exports rose by 16.5 percent in the January–September period compared to the same period last year, reaching 1.8 billion dollars. IZMIR… According to data from the Aegean Exporters’ Associations, fisheries exports surged by 5.5 percent in volume during the first nine months of the year, totalling …

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Ali Can Yamanyılmaz: We have 86 producers holding aquaculture licenses across Adana, Hatay and Mersin reflects the formation of a strong producer base in the region

Press release… October, 2026… The Adana, Hatay and Mersin Provinces Fishery Producers’ Association, established with the aim of bringing together the fishery sector in the Eastern Mediterranean under a single umbrella, has commenced operations with 18 members. Ali Can Yamanyılmaz, a member of the Board of Directors of the Turkish …

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FAO report: Restoring forests and landscapes is critical to meeting global food security and development goals

Press release… October, 2026… State of the World’s Forests 2026 report identifies restoration as a high-impact investment that benefits people, agrifood systems and the environment… 28/09/2026 Rome – Forest and landscape restoration is a cost-effective response to food security, biodiversity, climate, and other development challenges, according to a new report …

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FAO: Reducing food loss and waste to protect forests and transform agrifood systems

Press release… October, 2026… International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste 2026: New FAO interactive illustrates estimated losses worldwide Rome – Reducing food loss and waste has transformative potential for agrifood systems, as saving food from being lost or wasted also saves nutrients, natural resources and money, while …

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Kayhan Yıldırım: Türkiye ranks 10th in global seed market

October, 2026… Around 1,850 seed companies are propelling the sector to the top with state support… Kayhan Yıldırım M. Kayhan Yıldırım, President of the Turkish Seed Growers Association (TÜRKTOB), stated that approximately 1,850 companies in the seed sector are advancing the industry through state support and R&D investments. ANTALYA… Speaking …

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Strong start to the new hazelnut exports season!

Press release… October, 2026… According to a statement by the Eastern Black Sea Exporters’ Association (DKİB); while 188,000 tonnes of hazelnut exports generated 1,600,941,000 dollars in foreign currency revenue during the January–September period of 2025, the export of 153,000 tonnes of hazelnuts from Türkiye during the January–September period of 2026 …

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Pınar Tunçkol: The way to reduce food loss is to prevent it at the source

Press release… October, 2026… According to FAO data, 13.3 percent of the food produced globally is lost before it even reaches the retail stage. Novonesis Türkiye highlights the potential of biosolutions to extend shelf life, reduce production losses, and derive greater value from raw materials. Pınar Tunçkol ISTANBUL… Food loss …

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Selim Jimi: Tobacco and tobacco products exports rose by 8 percent

Press release… October, 2026… The InterSupply 2026 Fair, one of the world’s most important global gatherings for the tobacco and tobacco products sector and the heart of the industry, took place in Dortmund, Germany, from 15 to 17 September 2026. The Aegean Tobacco Exporters’ Association (ETİB), the umbrella organisation for …

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New research: The climate crisis is driving up food prices, whilst El Niño is exacerbating the risk!

Press release… October, 2026… Extreme weather events—such as droughts, heatwaves, floods, wildfires and storms—whose frequency, duration and intensity are increasing alongside climate change, are threatening food security worldwide. A study published today by the Zero Carbon Analytics (ZCA) research group reveals how extreme weather events drive up both food inflation …

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FAO Food Price Index rises in September amid weather concerns and transport disruptions…

Press release… October, 2026… Trade disruptions contributed to higher cereal quotations, while adverse weather weighs on sugar production prospects… 02/10/2026 Rome – FAO’s benchmark measure of world food commodity prices increased in September, due mostly to transportation disruptions and weather concerns that constrained availability as well as to higher quotations …

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