Home / Agricultural Economy / Agribusiness / DAVUT ER: SUDDEN EXPORT BANS HINDER OUR FORESIGHT IN OLIVE AND OLIVE OIL SECTOR

DAVUT ER: SUDDEN EXPORT BANS HINDER OUR FORESIGHT IN OLIVE AND OLIVE OIL SECTOR

Press release…

Sudden export bans hinder foresight…

Aegean Olive and Olive Oil Exporters’ Association Chairperson Davut Er said that the olive oil sector is a candidate for growth and has a target of 1.5 billion dollars if a sufficient yield is achieved.

Davut Er

Davut Er said, “However, exporters need to be able to make long-term programmes. Sudden export regulations hinder forecasts. The opinions of industry components should also be sought when making decisions.”

“At the same time, we are of the opinion that within the framework of the negotiations for updating the Customs Union agreement between the EU and Turkey, zeroing the olive oil customs tax that the EU is applying to our country or obtaining a quota of at least 30,000 tonnes for olive oil from the European Union will be very beneficial for the future of the Turkish olive and olive oil sector,” Davut Er added…

About İsmail Uğural

Check Also

FAO: Tea farms could shrink by 2050 due to climate crisis

Climate change poses a serious threat to tea cultivation, with suitable growing areas projected to …

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *