Food industry
Why Kyriakos Mitsotakis spoke about greenhouses at the TIF
The province of Almeria in Spain was known as “the desert of Europe.”
Hollywood producers had used its arid and treeless landscape for filming in westerns and even “Lawrence of Arabia”.
Today the area is dubbed “the garden of Europe”, as it is covered by hundreds of greenhouses that produce food in all seasons and are exported around the world.
Change in planning
The agricultural sector faces many problems but also challenges, and not only in Greece.
Establishing financial incentives is a positive step, but it must then be combined with an overall strategic plan for the sustainable reconstruction of the primary sector, its reorientation to new crops and its adaptation to the conditions of the climate crisis{
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Climate change poses inflation risks through food prices: Central Bank
Türkiye is at risk of significant inflationary pressure through food prices driven by climate change, according to researchers at the country's Central Bank.
Climate change has not only become a major threat to sustainability and food security but also to price stability, they warned.
Food companies set their eyes on uncultivated farmlands
Food companies, especially food exporting firms, are hoping that they can benefit from a recent regulation that paves the way for the Agriculture and Forestry Ministry to lease out agricultural lands that are not cultivated for two consecutive years.
Bulgarian Vegetable Prices Surge 15% Amid Extreme Heat
The price of Bulgarian vegetables has risen by nearly 15% compared to the same time last year. Currently, domestically produced cucumbers are the most expensive, with prices reaching 4 leva per kilogram.
Greece Faces Food Price Surge as Fires and Drought Devastate Harvests
In Greece, the aftermath of devastating fires and prolonged droughts has led to a sudden surge in food prices, which have risen by over 30%. The fires, which have destroyed more than 100 homes and devastated large areas of farmland, have left only ashes where once thriving greenhouses near Marathon stood. As a result, the local supply of fruits and vegetables has plummeted.
Number of female farmers rises to 300,000 in Türkiye
Just in time for International Women's Day, Türkiye's agricultural scene blossoms with the empowerment of over 300,000 women farmers registered in the Farmer Registration System (ÇKS).
Amidst this growth, women entrepreneurs take the lead in cultivating plant production, cultivating not just crops, but a future of equality in agriculture.
Grocery price reduction expected next month
Price reductions in supermarket items will be visible to consumers as of early March, due to the implementation of measures by the Development Ministry, while as market executives commented to the Athens-Macedonian News Agency, it is considered certain that the goal of reducing food inflation will be achieved.
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Farmers intensify protests, block highways
Following an announcement dismissing the government's measures for their sector, farmers on Wednesday elected to intensify their protests and blockades of national highways.
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Bulgaria's Wholesale Food Prices Witness a Dip of 0.27% Over Two Weeks
The State Commission for Commodity Exchanges and Wholesale Markets in Bulgaria has reported a noteworthy 0.27% decline in the wholesale food price index over a span of two weeks, settling at 2.246 points compared to the pre-holiday figure of 2.252 points.