THE GLOBAL WINDOW OF TURKISH FOOD AND AGRICULTURE The Global Window of Turkish Food and Agriculture Sector
Keeping 1.5°C within reach requires meaningful and effective actions, leaders say in final communique… Leaders of the world’s 20 richest nations on Sunday reiterated their commitment to the 2015 Paris Agreement’s goal of limiting the global average temperature to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels. According to a communique after the summit …
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31 October
MUSTAFA TERCİ: CEREALS, PULSES, OILSEEDS AND PRODUCTS EXPORTS COUGHT UP 6.4 B DOLLARS IN 9 MONTHS
Press release… Mustafa Terci, Chairperson of Aegean Cereals, Pulses, Oilseeds and Products Exporters’ Association, said that cereals, pulses, oilseeds and products sector alone carries out 41 percent of Turkey’s food exports. Mustafa Terci said, “The cereals, pulses, oilseeds and products sector, which alone accounts for 41 percent of Turkey’s food …
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31 October
TABLE OLIVE EXPORTS SURPASS 150 MILLION DOLLARS FOR THE FISRT TIME!
Press release… In the export of table olives, the 2020/21 season has left behind with a new record. Turkey has surpassed the 150 million dollar threshold for the first time in its history in table olive exports. The olive tree, which is defined as the immortal tree whose homeland is …
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30 October
IFAD TO PUT RURAL SMALL SCALE FARMERS AT THE CENTRE OF GLOBAL CLIMATE NEGOTIATIONS…
From 31 October, world leaders, experts, and climate activists from across the world will gather in Glasgow, Scotland for COP26, the biggest climate conference since the Paris Accords. IFAD will be there, calling for greater investments in climate adaptation – and we will be giving the floor to rural small-scale producers …
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30 October
YIELD RISES IN ‘WALNUT DEPOT’ KIRŞEHİR…
In Kırşehir province, which is one of the important walnut production centres in Turkey, this season’s harvest reached 4,700 tonnes. Duran Seçen, Kırşehir Provincial Director of Agriculture and Forestry, said that the walnut grown in the province, especially Kaman district walnut, which has a different flavour and aroma due to …
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30 October
SAME MONEY, LESS SIZE? IT IS SHRINKFLATION!
More air in that bag of chips? Fewer flakes in your cereal box? You’re not imagining it: “Shrinkflation,” a tactic used by industry to hide price increases, is back in vogue in the United States. Facing the post-pandemic inflationary surge, partly fueled by bottlenecks in global supply and trouble finding …
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