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Mesut Çakmak: Turkish flour sector continues production and exports

Despite regional conflict and economic volatility, Türkiye’s flour industry boosted exports by 37 percent in April compared to the same month last year, according to Mesut Çakmak, president of the Turkish Flour Industrialists’ Federation (TUSAF). Çakmak told state-run Anadolu Agency that exporters shipped 215,800 tonnes of flour in April 2026, up from 156,000 …

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Turkish flour sector aims to reach 3 million tonnes in exports in 2026…

Sector succeeded to achieve 2.34 million tonnes of wheat flour exports last year… ANTALYA… Türkiye’s flour sector is targeting 3 million tonnes in exports for this year to grab a larger share in the global market and to make up for over a quarter of the 12-million-tonne global export market. …

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Namık Kemal Parlak; “Rethinking milling in an uncertain world”

The heartbeat of the milling industry was felt strongly over the past weeks at two pivotal Events in Türkiye: the congress organized by the Turkish National Grain Council (UHK) in Mardin and the conference hosted by the Turkish Grain Suppliers Association (HUBUDER) in Ankara. As the media partner of both …

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Turkish flour industry faces challenges ahead!

At the Pre-Harvest Grain Congress organized by the Turkish National Grain Council (UHK) in Mardin, Mesut Çakmak, Chairman of the Turkish Flour Industrialists’ Federation (TUSAF), made important remarks about the industry. He stated that while Türkiye entered last season with high wheat stocks, it is preparing to start the new …

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One out of every 4 packets of flour in the world produced in Türkiye!

I was in Antalya last week. I was invited to the 19th TUSAF International Congress and Exhibition organised this year by the Turkish Flour Industrialists’ Federation (TUSAF). This year’s theme is Sustainable Future: Climate, Water, Agriculture. It was a full congress. Because the participation was so high that more than …

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Haluk Tezcan: Türkiye eases wheat import rules

Türkiye, the world’s largest flour exporter has eased its wheat import rules ahead of the scheduled expiry of a ban at midnight on Tuesday, according to the top millers’ association in the country. In June, Türkiye suspended wheat imports until Oct. 15 to protect farmers from low prices, promote domestic procurement of …

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Haluk Tezcan: We aim to export 4 million tonnes of flour this year

TUSAF Chair Tezcan: New era awaits us in flour industry and exports Haluk Tezcan, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Turkish Flour Industrialists’ Federation (TUSAF), said about the grain purchase prices announced by Turkish Grain Board (TMO), “The new purchase prices and additional supports will have a positive impact …

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Flour exports expected to hit 1.5 billion dollars!

The 2024 wheat harvest in Türkiye has been projected to reach around 20 million tons, with a target for annual flour exports set at $1.5 billion, a sector representative has announced. Last year saw the highest wheat harvest in recent years, but this year, rainfall has decreased, especially in Central Anatolia, leading to a …

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Türkiye foresees no issues in wheat supply in new season…

Türkiye expects no challenges with the wheat supply in the new season, according to industry representatives on Sunday. Speaking to Anadolu Agency (AA), Gülfem Eren, chairperson of the board of the Cereal Suppliers Association (HUBUDER), said that wheat production worldwide is expected to be good this season. Pointing out that …

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Haluk Tezcan: Increase in wheat production will expand export markets

Haluk Tezcan, Head of Turkish Flour Industrialists’ Federation (TUSAF), said that the abundance of wheat production in Türkiye will mobilise the idle capacity and this will be beneficial in expanding the export markets and quantity. Haluk Tezcan Haluk Tezcan, who also evaluated the export figures in the first two months …

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