While agricultural production and consumption have increased in the last 20 years due to the high population and income growth in the world, the axis shift due to demographic developments has changed the international agricultural trade model. Today, India and South East Asia stand out as consumption centres, while the Black Sea and Central Asia regions stand out in terms of production. The share of Russia and Ukraine, two of the largest producing countries, in total grain exports is around 24 percent, and when Kazakhstan, Bulgaria and Moldova are included, this share reaches a very high 43.4 percent.

 

Turkey, which has great opportunities for food trade in this new international process, has some features that only a few countries in the world have. We are...

 

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