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8 January

RAMAZAN ÖZCAN: OVER 46 THOUSAND TONNES OF DRIED APRICOTS EXPORTED FROM MALATYA IN 5 MONTHS

In the first 5 months of the new export season, a revenue of 196 million 633 thousand dollars was obtained from Malatya, where 85 pct of the world’s dried apricot needs are met, with the sale of 46,394 tonnes of dried apricots. After “Antep baklava” and “Aydin fig”, Turkey’s third …

8 January

TURKEY CONTINUES ZERO TARIFF POLICY FOR MOST GRAINS AND SOME PULSES…

On December 31, 2021, Turkey announced a revised tariff list for a number of products. According to a Presidential Decree published in the Official Gazette, the import tariffs on wheat, corn, rye, barley, oats, chickpeas, and lentils, has been eliminated through December 31, 2022. Turkey Continues Zero Tariff Policy for …

8 January

PANDEMIC CHANGES EATING HABITS OF TURKS…

The COVID-19 pandemic has upended many of the rhythms and routines in the lives of Turkish people, with one of them being their eating habits, a recent study revealed. The variety of meals cooked in kitchens during the day by those who spent more time at home as restaurants shut down and keeping …

7 January

SERPİL GÜNAL: 2.4 BILLION TL DAMAGE PAYMENT WAS MADE TO FARMERS IN 2021

Serpil Günal, General Manager and Member of the Board of Directors of the Insurance of Agriculture (TARSİM), said that the last year’s disasters such as fire, flood, drought and earthquake, which increased their severity with the effect of climate change, have passed in the shadow of the epidemic. Serpil Günal …

7 January

PARLIAMENT PASSES LAW IMPOSING HIGHER FINES FOR STOCKPILING!

Turkey’s parliament has approved a legislation that is designed to prevent stockpiling by imposing higher fines for such activities at a time when consumer prices are rising. As part of the legislation an article in the law regulating retail trade was amended to introduce higher fines for producers, suppliers and retailers that engage in practices causing …

6 January

EU NEW ORGANIC LEGISLATION ENTERED INTO FORCE ON 1 JANUARY 2022…

EU new organic legislation entered into force on 1 January 2022, following the postponement of its implementation for a year. The main improvement is the harmonization of the rules, covering the whole EU organic sector. This single set of rules is going to apply also to non-EU farmers who export …

6 January

FISHCap WORKSHOP SHEDS LIGHT ON FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT AND FISH DISEASES…

Press release… Regional workshop provided participants with basic knowledge on fish health management, common diseases of cultured fish, and methodologies to diagnose these diseases and examine fish with symptoms. Photo: ©FAO 5 January 2022, Ankara – A regional workshop on fish health management and fish diseases took place on 20-22 December 2021 in …

6 January

6 January

FAO: GLOBAL FOOD PRICES DIP IN DECEMBER

FAO’s benchmark index of food commodity prices in 2021 averaged sharply higher than in 2020… Rome – World food prices fell slightly in December as international prices for vegetable oils and sugar fell significantly from lofty levels, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations reported today. The FAO Food Price …

6 January

EUROPEAN MAIZE MARKET IN 2022: QUALITY SEED TRENDS AND SUPPLY

Autumn plantings are drawing to a close, in Europe. Rapeseed areas (for the 2022 harvest) have gone up again in most European production countries, as oilseeds benefit from the attractive prices and planting conditions, which have been satisfactory worldwide. On the other hand, soft winter wheat plantings will remain unchanged …