All Turkey articles – Page 11
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ArticleItalians fear Turkish citrus will flood EU
Italian agricultural representatives worried about impact of Russia's ban on traditional supplier Turkey
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ArticleRussia omits lemons from Turkish ban
The list of Turkish products banned by Russia is equally interesting for its missing items, with key Turkish export lemons notable by their absence
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ArticleRussia eyes up alternative sources
Egypt, Israel and Morocco have been named by Moscow as potential alternatives to Turkish supplies, but doubts surround their ability to redirect sufficient volumes to Russia
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ArticleRussia to ban Turkish produce imports
Russia confirms it will ban imports, but embargo may not take effect until the New Year to avoid sudden shortages, according to local media
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ArticleEcuador and Turkey advance trade talks
Bananas could be one of the main beneficiaries of a free trade agreement
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ArticleRussia ups Turkish produce checks
The Russian government has reacted to Turkey’s downing of a Russian jet with additional checks on Turkish food imports
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ArticleClimate change worsens Syria crisis
Manmade global warming is exacerbating the situation in Syria, says study, deepening the drought and leading to mass displacement and regional tension
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ArticleChinese JV invests US$1bn in Turkish port
A joint venture between Cosco Pacific, CMHI and CIC Capital has acquired a majority stake in Turkey’s Kumport Terminal
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ArticleTurkish figs begin to arrive after slight delay
The product, which usually arrives on these shores towards the end of August, has only just began to arrive with certain wholesalers
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ArticleAPMT to buy Spain’s Grup Maritim TCB
The Barcelona-based company has facilities in Spain, Turkey, Guatemala, Mexico, Colombia and Brazil
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ArticleDecco expands postharvest offer
The global postharvest solutions provider met in Antalya recently to discuss the rollout of its new products to international markets
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ArticleStrong showing for Murcian lemons
European markets are picking up the slack in the wake of the Russian ban on fresh produce from EU nations
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ArticleUK exotics in good health
The ready-to-eat sector is driving mango growth, while better-quality figs, papaya and persimmon could see them move into the mainstream
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ArticleChile in trade talks with Turkey
Delegation led by Direcon director Paul Urria travelled to Ankara to discuss bilateral trade with their Turkish counterparts
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ArticleRussian scrutiny applies to all
Turkish tomatoes have suffered from the Russian authorities’ increased focus on produce imports, with refusals rising to 101 tonnes so far this year
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ArticleTesco reveals European disappointment
Preliminary results for 2014/15 show European figures 'behind expectations' at the UK retailer
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ArticleCold Turkey threat to cherry crop
Unseasonably low temperatures during the April blossoming period have provoked fear among Turkey’s cherry producers
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ArticlePower cuts cause transport chaos
Turkey suffered a day of chaos, especially on public transport, as electricity went down across the country
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ArticleTurkey gains most from Russian ban
A number of exporters have profited from the Russian embargo, not least Turkey, but total volumes imported by Russia remain down overall