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Türkiye has substantial capabilities in producing agricultural and food products and bringing them to global markets. Yet lasting success in those markets is no longer measured by export volumes alone. Sustainable raw material sourcing, cost management, a skilled workforce, the green transition and brand building have become central to the sector’s competitiveness. Türkiye needs to build its export strategy around reliable, sustainable, value-added production rather than low-priced products.

Dr. Hakan Çınar, Chairman of DIŞYÖNDER, stresses that export growth must translate into greater business competitiveness and sustainable earnings. Highlighting high production costs, expensive financing and intensifying price competition, Çınar calls for easier access to support schemes and measures to realise Türkiye’s potential as a centre for managing trade.