On-the-Ground Updates

Turkey imports food and agricultural goods mainly from Russia, Ukraine and the United States in 2020

Regulation & Compliances
Gokce Yayimli
Published May 6, 2020
Turkey has imported 807 million USD worth of food and agricultural goods from Russia in the 1st quarter of 2020, followed by Ukraine and the United States with 254 and 218 million USD respectively.

Turkey mostly purchased wheat and sunflower from Russia and corn, soybean and wheat from Ukraine. The top import products from the United States in the same period were almonds and walnuts.

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