THE GLOBAL WINDOW OF TURKISH FOOD AND AGRICULTURE The Global Window of Turkish Food and Agriculture Sector
While some worry that 8 billion humans are too many for planet Earth, most experts say the bigger problem is the overconsumption of resources by the wealthiest people… The global population was set to officially cross the 8-billion mark on Tuesday, according to a projection by the United Nations. “The …
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November, 2022
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19 November
VIABLE PLAN B LACKING TO BOOST UKRANIAN GRAIN EXPORTS…
Ukraine has few viable options to boost grain exports by rail, road or river barge if a United Nations and Türkiye-brokered deal with Moscow to export by sea runs into trouble. Ukraine is one of the world’s leading grain and oilseed exporters and a Russian blockade of its ports after …
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18 November
OSMAN OZ: WE AIM TO MAKE 43 PERCENT OF THE WORLD’S RAISIN EXPORTS
Press release… International conference of raisin producing countries held online… Türkiye is by far the world leader in raisin production… Türkiye, which is by far the world leader in raisin production and export, reached 99 countries in 2021/22 season raisin exports and increased by 3 percent to 441 million 862 …
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17 November
“WE RANK FIRST IN QUINCE EXPORT!”
Press release… Harvest enthusiasm in quince, where Türkiye is the world leader in production and export… Harvest enthusiasm is experienced in quince, which Türkiye is the first in production and export across the world. Aegean Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Exporters’ Association organized a “Quince Harvest Ceremony” in Selçuk District of …
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17 November
KIZILTAN: FISHERY EXPORTS EXCEEDED 1.6 BILLION DOLLARS IN THE LAST YEAR
Press release… Türkiye Fisheries and Animal Products Exporters’ Associations Sector Board Chairman Sinan Kızıltan said that they are one of the first sectors to achieve their export targets for 2023. “While 70 percent of Türkiye’s aquaculture exports are realized by our Aegean exporters, Muğla and Izmir, which contribute the most …
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17 November
PRODUCER PRICES IN AGRICULTURE UP 5 PERCENT IN OCTOBER…
The agriculture producer price index (PPI) advanced 4.59 percent in October from the previous month, data from the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) have shown. The pace of the monthly increase in the agriculture PPI, however, slowed from September’s 7.14 percent. The annual increase in the agriculture PPI accelerated from 156 percent in …
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17 November
TURKISH COMPETITION WATCHDOG OPENS A PROBE INTO ITALY’S FERRERO!
The Turkish competition authority opened an investigation into Ferrero and its subsidiaries, Türkiye’s top hazelnut purchaser, over findings that showed the Italian chocolate producer and confectionary giant has violated the country’s competition laws. A statement by the competition watchdog said that the preliminary investigation showed that Ferrero and its subsidiaries …
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14 November
KAZIM GUREL: TURKISH TASTES BRAND IS GROWING WITH ITS PARTNERS IN THE USA
Press release… The first four-year phase of the Turkish Tastes Turquality project, carried out by the Aegean Exporters’ Associations (EIB) in the US market with the support of the Ministry of Trade, has successfully concluded by reaching its targets. Preparations for the second phase of the project are also carried …
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14 November
FOOD COMPANY TAT GIDA OBTAINS EBRD LOAN…
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is extending up to 20 million euroes loan in financing to Tat Gıda, one of Türkiye’s key food producers specialising in plant based food. Tat Gıda the market leader in branded tomato paste, ketchup and canned food. The new EBRD loan will finance Tat Gıda’s initiatives for …
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13 November
FAO: GLOBAL FOOD IMPORT BILL TO JUMP TO RECORD 1.9 TRILLION DOLLARS!
Global spending on food imports is expected to reach a record $1.94 trillion in 2022, the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization warned on Nov. 11, a 10 percent jump compared to the previous year due to rising prices. The new forecast would mark “an all-time high”, and is due to the depreciating values …
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