As in Turkey, drought and other developments related to climate change create great risks in terms of food security all over the world.
According to a report by Chatham House, food suppliers are struggling to keep up with the growing world population as climate change causes rising temperatures and increasing flooding.
Food prices are currently hovering near a 10-year high due to supply chain disruptions and extreme weather conditions during the pandemic.
for the 2026 crop, Taris announced an advance price of 80 lira per kilo for seedless dried grapes, regardless of quality.
The 2026 olive harvest is expected to start earlier than last year thanks to favorable weather conditions and the trees being well-rested.
Phytoplasma disease in pistachios are spreading due to drought in SouthEast Turkey