On-the-Ground Updates

New Regulations Added for Some Products in Turkiye as of March 26

Cow Milk
Dairy
Ilgim Uygun
Published Mar 27, 2023
As of March 26, The Turkish Ministry of Trade added milk, cream, butter, potatoes, dried onions, beans, and red lentils to the list of products whose exports are subject to registration. Previously, the Ministry of Trade registered the export of canned tomatoes and tomato paste in September 2022 and the export of frozen onions and potatoes in December 2022.

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