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16 November

SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZED ENTERPRISES AND INDUSTRIAL POLICIES IN TURKEY…

Growth rate figures in Turkey are not yet supported by an increase in productivity at the desired level. There is a need for more inclusive and continuous studies to systematically analyse and resolve productivity problems at national and sectoral level, at different segments and scales. In addition, development of mechanisms, …

16 November

TURKISH FISH OIL AND FISH MEAL EXPORTS CONTINUE TO BOOST…

In the January-October period, 26 thousand 109 tons of fish oil and fish meal (flour) were exported and 45 million 360 thousand 603 dollars obtained in return. According to the data of Eastern Black Sea Exporters’ Association (DKİB), during January-October term of this year, Turkey exported 26 thousand 109 tons …

16 November

SAUDI ARABIA BANS IMPORTS OF ANIMAL PRODUCTS FROM TURKEY…

Saudi Arabia, in a new decision, has officially suspended purchasing animal products from Turkey, Turkish media reported Saturday, citing governmental statements. The information was shared with Turkish daily Dünya by the commercial counselor of Turkey’s embassy in Riyadh, who cited a note from Saudi Arabia’s embassy in the Turkish capital …

15 November

HALF OF BULGHUR PRODUCTION AND EXPORTS MADE IN GAZİANTEP REGION…

Bulghur, which is indispensable for Turkish food culture, takes its place on the tables after a long and laborious production process in factories in Gaziantep. Half of bulghur production and exports across Turkey, is made in Gaziantep province of Southeastern Anatolia. Wheat grown in Southeastern Anatolia region, brought to facilities …

15 November

HARVESTED OLIVES TURN INTO OIL IN MARDİN PROVINCE…

The harvest of the fully organically grown olives in Mardin’s Derik district has been completed. The producers started the process of converting the olives they collected into olive oil. Erkan Doğan, Chairperson of Mardin Olive Producers’ Union, stated that there is a fertile season in the olive harvest and said, …

15 November

JAK ESKİNAZİ: GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAINS TO BE RESTRUCTURED

Press release… Supply chains are changing to include a new set of laws on the prevention of child labour, human rights, the environment and protection of nature. According to Jak Eskinazi, Coordinator Chairman of Aegean Exporters’ Associations, fair trade in the global supply chain will be decisive for the welfare …

15 November

TURKEY TO RANK FIFTH IN EUROPE IN RENEWABLE POWER GROWTH…

Turkey will rank fifth in Europe for increasing its renewable power capacity, which is forecast to add 22.2 gigawatts (GW) by 2025 to reach 66.8 GW, according to International Energy Agency (IEA) data compiled by Anadolu Agency. The country’s total installed renewable energy capacity stood at 44.6 GW at the end of 2019. Out of …

14 November

TURKISH DAIRY INDUSTRY AIMS TO EXPORT 100 MILLION DOLLARS TO CHINA…

Milk producers will breathe thanks to China… Press release… China has become the 6th country to which the dairy industry exports the most in 5 months. The Turkish dairy industry has made a fast entry into China, where it received an export visa in May 2020. Turkey has showed a …

14 November

CHINA OPENS DOORS TO TURKISH POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS…

Turkish poultry and poultry products exports to China which were initiated earlier this month as a result of long-term mutual negotiations are set to provide $20 million in added value annually to the national economy, a sectoral official said Friday. Turkish Poultry Meat Manufacturers and Breeders’ Association (BESD-BIR) Chairperson Naci …

13 November

PRICE HIKE IN EGGS AFTER HAVING HIT ROCK BOTTOM OVER IRAQ’S IMPORT BAN…

Egg prices, which bottomed due to Iraq’s halt to egg imports, peak during the pandemic process. In the last month, while the price of the egg has soared by 30 percent, egg producers noted that the rise was due to the cost increase. Stating that there is not an extreme …