Bad weather conditions in Turkey lead to a reduction in crop forecasts and restrictions on wheat imports.

Bad weather in Turkey has caused problems with the grain harvest for the 2024/25 year. The government has set procurement prices and banned wheat imports until a certain date, which will have a negative impact on the trade of these crops in the country.

29 July 2024

Severe weather conditions present in Turkey's grain-growing regions from April to June have led to a reduction in harvest estimates for the marketing year 2024/25. Recently, the Turkish government announced procurement tariffs for wheat and barley, and imposed a temporary ban on wheat imports until October 15, 2024. This ban will have a negative impact on wheat trade and wheat products in Turkey.

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Bad weather conditions in Turkey lead to a reduction in crop forecasts and restrictions on wheat imports.

Bad weather in Turkey has caused problems with the grain harvest for the 2024/25 year. The government has set procurement prices and banned wheat imports until a certain date, which will have a negative impact on the trade of these crops in the country.

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