The Georgian government has announced the extension of the temporary duty on flour imports until September 1, 2024, as part of efforts to bolster the domestic wheat market. Initially introduced […]
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Category: Policy & Business News
North African Countries Face Decreased Productivity Due to Prolonged Drought
In its February bulletin titled “Global Prospects for North Africa,” the MARS agency highlights the substantial decrease in grain crop yields in North African countries attributed to dry weather conditions. […]
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Border Blockade: 2250 Trucks Are Stuck on the Territory of Poland
Polish farmers continue to block truck traffic, allowing several trucks per hour in both directions at all checkpoints. Andriy Demchenko, the spokesman of the State Border Service, reported that there […]
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EU Commissioner Sparks Polish Farmer Protests Over Ukrainian Grain Imports
Tensions are mounting in Poland as local farmers express outrage over the perceived losses inflicted by Ukrainian grain imports, leading to protests that have spilled over to the borders with […]
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Ukrainian Grain Damaged in Polish Protests Amid Escalating Tensions
In recent weeks, tensions between Ukraine and Poland have escalated as Polish strikers vandalized four trains carrying Ukrainian grain destined for export via the port of Gdansk to third countries. […]
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Despite the Rising Prices of Dried Figs, Exporters Cannot Keep up With the Demand
On the one hand, raw material prices are rising, and on the other hand, exporters cannot find products even though the prices are high in Türkiye. The harvest started the […]
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Anxious Wait of Dried Apricot Producers
Dried Apricot raw material prices continue to rise every week in Türkiye. The raw material, which was distributed between 170TL and 180TL (€5,04- 5,34) in the past weeks, has reached […]
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Bright Prospects Ahead: Raisin Market Outlook and Price Trends
The Turkish raisin market continues to be active in terms of prices. It is impossible to give a long-term price. The fact that the stock market is constantly on the […]
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Latvia Pushes for EU Ban on Russian, Belarusian Agricultural Imports Despite European Commission’s Opposition
In a bid to bolster its security measures and curb funding to aggressor nations, Latvia has taken a decisive step by proposing a ban on the import of agricultural and […]
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Plows vs. Politics: Europe’s Agricultural Policy Dilemma
Trade in raw materials has been severely affected by Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine. The EU has continued to pledge political and economic support to Ukraine and has taken […]
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