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Turkey Reopens Market to US Dairy

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Core Tip: Turkey has reopened its market to U.S. dairy products, following a lapse in market access for nearly three years when Turkish and U.S. officials negotiated to renew a certificate that Turkey requires for imports.
Turkey has reopened its market to U.S. dairy products, following a lapse in market access for nearly three years when Turkish and U.S. officials negotiated to renew a certificate that Turkey requires for imports. Turkey currently imports around $200 million each year in specialty products such as cheese, butter, infant formula and lactose.
 
“We’re pleased to learn this hiatus is over and that American dairy companies once again have access to Turkey, a market that was worth $24.2 million for U.S. dairy in 2014,” said Beth Hughes, IDFA senior director of international affairs.
 
Under the new certificate, the United States can export products such as butter, cheese, ice cream, milk and cream, whey and milk powders, and yogurt.
 
IDFA expects the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Agricultural Marketing Service to soon publish formal instructions for dairy exporters wishing to send products to Turkey.













Source:www.idfa.org


 
 
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