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November, 2020

  • 11 November

    VETERINARY SERVICES AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE; OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES…

    Required competencies of Veterinary Services in the context of international trade: opportunities and challenges… Veterinary Services are essential to safeguard animal health and welfare and veterinary public health at national level. They are the basis for sanitary certification of animals and animal products intended for trade. The private sector, including …

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  • 11 November

    FARMERS TO BE PAID 23 BILLION LIRAS IN 2023…

    Bekir Pakdemirli, Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, announced that they will make support payments of 23 billion liras to farmers in 2021. Minister Pakdemirli, who made a presentation on the budget of his ministry at the Parliament’s Plan and Budget Committee, said, “We did not experience any problems with food …

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  • 11 November

    TURKISH FOOD EXPORTERS SET AN EXPORT TARGET OF 1 BILLION DOLLARS TO CHINA…

    Press release… Turkish food exporters participated in China International Import Expo (CIIE) 2020, which was held for the 3rd time this year in the People’s Republic of China, one of their biggest target markets, where they exported 226 million dollars with a 63 percent increase in exports in 2019 and …

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  • 11 November

    COFFEE COMES FROM BATEM!

    Coffee will not come from Yemen, but from BATEM! The West Mediterranean Agricultural Research Institute, which accelerates domestic and national coffee production activities, aims to create a brand with the slogan “Coffee comes from BATEM”. The West Mediterranean Agricultural Research Institute (BATEM), situated in Antalya province, which has accelerated its …

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  • 10 November

    SELF-WATERING SOIL COULD TRANSFORM FARMING!

    A new type of soil created by engineers at The University of Texas at Austin can pull water from the air and distribute it to plants, potentially expanding the map of farmable land around the globe to previously inhospitable places and reducing water use in agriculture at a time of …

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  • 10 November

    TURKEY EXPORTS DRIED APRICOTS TO 90 COUNTRIES…

    Press release… Turkey has made a successful entry into dried apricots 2020-21 season. In the first quarter of the 2020-21 season, Turkey’s dried apricot exports dropped by 13.47 percent on the amount basis, but showed a 8.3 percent increase in foreign exchange basis. The first quarter of the 2020/21 season …

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  • 10 November

    KIWI PRODUCTION INCREASES IN ORDU PROVINCE OF BLACK SEA REGION…

    Kiwi, whose production has been widespread every year in Ordu province, known as a land of hazelnuts in Black Sea region, is offered for sale on its branch and provides significant income to farmers. After the Ordu kiwi, which was also registered as a geographical indication by the Turkish Patent …

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  • 9 November

    “DENMARK IS READY TO COOPERATE WITH TURKEY ON FOOD WASTE”

    Denmark’s Ambassador to Ankara Danny Annan, in a webinar, said that they are ready to cooperate with Turkey regarding their experience on food sustainability. A call has been made to Turkey to cooperate in the fight against food waste while wastage discussions flaring up along with the pandemic process. Denmark’s …

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  • 9 November

    FRESH TOMATO EXPORTS EXCEED 250 MILLION DOLLARS…

    Press release… Year-end target for tomato product group is 650 million dollars whilefresh tomato exports exceed 250 million dollars. Tomato product group exports, in January-October 2020 period, reached 496 million dollars. The prominent countries in fresh tomato market, which surpassed 252 million dollars, were Romania and Ukraine which have experienced …

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  • 9 November

    FOOD INFLATION IS 16 PERCENT AS FRUIT AND VEG PRICES RAISE MORE…

    Food inflation was 16 percent while fruit and vegetable prices increased by 20 percent in October… According to October inflation data announced by TURKSTAT, the annual food inflation was 16.51 percent. While there was a raise of 7.54 percent on a monthly basis in fresh fruit and vegetables, this rate …

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