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The Turkish Agricultural Diplomacy Group (TTDG) has officially launched its activities with the mission of strengthening the international representation of Turkey’s agriculture and food sectors.

Eurasia’s largest and the world’s second-largest bakery and pastry fair is expanding, ready to welcome even more exhibitors and visitors.

Commenting on the Turkish Grain Board’s (TMO) recent decision to set identical prices for bread and durum wheat, Gürsel Erbap, President of the Grain Suppliers Association (HUBUDER), emphasized that this policy must be managed carefully.

Bühler has opened a new, state-of-the-art Milling Academy – a 1,800-square-meter training center for food and feed millers – at the heart of its headquarters in Switzerland.

Products frozen at minus 40 degrees are heating up in the global market

Record attendance, high-level international participation, and a renewed synergy across the supply chain marked a transformative edition for IPACK-IMA and Pharmintech 2025.

Despite structural challenges such as climate stress, regulatory fragmentation, and high import dependency, experts at the IGC Conference emphasized that targeted investments, smarter procurement, and regional cooperation can transform the Middle East into a model of food resilience and strategic grain security.

At the International Grains Conference in London, global grain trade leaders called for stronger regulatory alignment, accelerated digitalization, and deeper public-private cooperation to ensure food security and grain supply chain resilience in an increasingly unpredictable world.

Turkey’s state grain board TMO has announced its 2025 grain procurement prices, setting the base purchase price for milling and durum wheat at 13,500 TL/tonne (~USD 420).

Azim Group Holding and Bühler Group have taken a new step in investment. The two companies have signed an agreement for a fourth pasta line at a facility currently under construction in Mardin.

Cargill Food is reshaping its leadership structure across the Middle East, Turkey, and Africa (META) region with the appointment of four new senior executives.

A significant step has been taken to ensure a secure future for agriculture and trade. The Licensed Warehousing Federation (TÜLDEF) has been established with the goal of creating a more transparent, sustainable, and efficient structure within the sector.