The shipping company Maersk reported that the disruption in container shipping in the Red Sea has exceeded the trade routes between the Far East and Europe and spread to the entire global network.
Recalling that the situation in the Red Sea has caused disruptions in the industry since December 2023, it was noted that ships temporarily changed direction and followed longer routes around the Cape of Good Hope, causing unprecedented challenges for global supply chains.
The statement pointed out that the ongoing attacks on ships in the Red Sea pose problems in terms of logistics and supply chains, and warned that the coming months will be difficult for both carriers and businesses.
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