The year 2021 also triggered an increase in all price indices, starting with food, and a wave of inflation spreading around the world.
Mete İmer stated that the Food Price Index of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) increased by 28.1% throughout the world in 2021 compared to the previous year and reached the highest level of the last 10 years with an average of 125.7 points. While normally high prices are expected to increase production, the high input costs, the ongoing global virus epidemic and increasingly uncertain climate conditions leave no room for optimism for 2022.
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