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When macroeconomic balances deteriorate, the effects spread across the wheat value chain: input costs rise, financing burdens deepen, public regulation becomes more expensive, and milling margins come under pressure.

The Turkish Grain Board (TMO), the public authority in Turkey’s grain sector, issued a statement to inform the public and industry stakeholders about its durum wheat export processes.

In an exclusive interview with Miller Magazine, TMO General Manager Mr. Ahmet Güldal stated, “2023 was an exceptionally fruitful year for our country. Our wheat production surged to 22 million tons.

The Turkish Grain Board (TMO) will continue to sell subsidized flour to bakeries in June in order to prevent the excessive increases in bread prices. The regulation by the Office had been planned to end as of May 31.

Philippines seeks the ways of decreasing dependency on import for rice. As one of the agricultural ...