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Turkey will permit tariff-free wheat imports starting from Wednesday, according to the Turkish Millers Federation and its grain board, as reported by Reuters. This move reverses a previous decision to restrict grain imports last summer, aimed at safeguarding local farmers from plummeting prices following a productive harvest.
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Turkey will allow tariff-free wheat imports under the flour export scheme from Wednesday, Reuters reported, citing the Turkish Millers Federation, which had a memo from its grain board. Turkey restricted grain imports last summer to protect farmers from falling prices after a good harvest. ...
Source: Oilworld
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