Turkey: Olive oil producers focusing on US, Australia, Japan

Published 2024년 9월 15일

Tridge summary

Türkiye's olive oil producers are targeting major markets like the U.S., Australia, and Japan as export restrictions ease and production is set to increase. Türkiye, ranking fifth in olive oil and third in olive production globally, benefits from the government's recent cancellation of a regulation that reduced the Turkish lira equivalent for olive oil exports and eased a ban on bulk and barrel exports. Industry leaders believe this will help regain customers and boost exports. With global production rising and prices dropping, competition will be influenced by Spain's pricing.
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With restrictions on exports eased and output expected to surge this year, Türkiye’s olive oil producers are focusing on large markets, such as the U.S., Australia, and Japan. Türkiye ranks fifth in olive oil production and third in olive production globally. The government last week canceled a previous regulation that cut the Turkish lira equivalent to 20 cents per kilogram for all kinds of olive oil exports. The Trade Ministry in 2023 also imposed the ban on bulk and barrel olive oil in the face of the steep price increase in the local market. But later, this ban was also eased earlier this year. “This was a long due but still a welcome move,” said Davut Er, president of the Aegean Olive and Olive Oil Producers’ Association, of the government’s latest decision to remove the cut on export. The local industry had lost customers in the world markets due to export restrictions, Er added. Global olive oil production is surging this year which has already led prices to fall from 9 ...

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