
Soil Products Office announced that 5.5 million tons of grain will be supplied in November in order to support stability in food prices.
AI-generated summary
TMO regularly supplies products to the market to control fluctuations in food prices.
In the written statement made by TMO, it was stated that sales activities are continuing in order to ensure supply security in grain markets, meet the raw material needs of the sectors under suitable conditions and support stability in food prices.
In the statement, it was pointed out that approximately 1.5 million tons of grain have been sold since September 1, when the sales started, and the raw material needs of the relevant sectors throughout Turkey have been met. "A total of 5.5 million tons of products will be offered to the market in November. Sales will continue at the prices announced at the beginning of the harvest and no price increase has been made." The expression was used.
"TMO will continue to take measures to support price stability"
In the statement, it was pointed out that, in this context, the free sale of stocks in licensed warehouses as Electronic Product Receipts (ELÜS) through the Turkish Product Specialization Exchange (TÜRİB) regardless of person or organization, and the free sale of stocks in TMO warehouses to their users (flour, pasta, bulgur, biscuits, semolina, feed, livestock-breeders and poultry) will continue, and the following was noted:
"In order to increase the supply of feed raw materials, in addition to the ongoing barley sales to breeders-breeders and feed factories, low-quality wheat (feed) has also been offered for sale to the feed industry as well as to the relevant sectors. In addition, taking into account the logistic difficulties caused by the ongoing war in our nearby geography in the supply of products via the Black Sea, 1 million tons of low-quality wheat for the relevant sectors in order to facilitate the supply of raw materials, support the sector costs and contribute to the fight against food inflation. (feedyard) is offered for sale with an interest-free 90-day maturity or payment by credit card in three installments. TMO will continue to take measures to support supply security and price stability by closely following market developments and sector needs.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
5.5 million tons of grain will be supplied to the market in November.
Very likely · Within months
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