Turkey: 20 million tons of wheat production is targeted in 2023

게시됨 2023년 6월 8일

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The article highlights the renewal of the grain corridor agreement, a diplomatic success credited to Turkey for preventing food crisis due to the Russia-Ukraine war. This agreement allows for the continued flow of grain, notably wheat, to global markets, with Turkey being a key transit point. The renewal of the agreement has eased costs for producers and is anticipated to stabilize global food prices. Turkey's self-sufficiency in wheat production stands at approximately 80 percent, with the rest being export-oriented. The country aims to increase wheat cultivation areas to support both domestic consumption and exports, contributing to its most significant export sectors. Post-renewal of the agreement, there is optimism for increased production and quality, which is expected to have a positive impact on food product prices.

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Ahmet Tiryakioğlu, Chairman of the Turkish Exporters Assembly (TİM) Cereals, Pulses, Oil Seeds and Products Sector Board, noted that the extension of the grain corridor agreement, which was created to eliminate the risk of food crisis due to the Russia-Ukraine war, is a diplomatic success that should be applauded once again with the efforts of Turkey. . Tiryakioğlu said that the new purchase prices announced eased the weight of the producers, whose costs increased in many areas from fertilizer to diesel. Stating that the whole world is watching this agreement carefully for the continuity in the food supply chain, Tiryakioğlu said, "Nearly half of the grain passing through Turkish waters goes to Europe. However, if the agreement was not re-signed, some African countries in need would have been adversely affected. For example, some countries such as Sudan, wheat "We would like to thank our President for leading the implementation of this agreement, which contributes to the stability ...

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