Turkey: Grain exports reached 7.8 billion dollars in 8 months

Published 2024년 9월 6일

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Turkish Food Exporters (TGI) has reported a significant decrease in exports of wheat flour, pasta, and sweet biscuits and wafers, contributing to a nearly $100 million loss in export revenue. The decline is due to reduced prices and export pressure from a wheat import ban and low international wheat prices. Despite this, red lentil exports have seen a 5% increase in price, with the total income for the product approaching $300 million. The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry's support policies have increased red lentil planting areas by 23.3%.
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According to the statement of Turkish Food Exporters (TGI), wheat flour exports from the top three product groups in the period in question were 870 million dollars, pasta exports were 643 million dollars, and sweet biscuits and wafers exports were 616 million dollars. In the sector where total exports to Iraq increased by 7.4 percent to 1.4 billion dollars, the USA ranked second with 427 million dollars of exports despite a 9.6 percent decrease. Ahmet Tiryakioğlu, Chairman of TİM Cereals, Pulses, Oil Seeds and Products Sector Board, whose views were included in the statement, said, "We were expecting the increase in wheat supply and stocks in the world to pull prices down." Tiryakioğlu noted that the remaining part of the year was in line with the estimates and said, "We, as a country, experienced an export revenue loss of nearly 100 million dollars due to the decline in wheat flour exports compared to last year. This loss is due to the decreasing prices in the world, as well as ...
Source: Haber7

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