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The first batch of Turkish tomatoes on the vine has arrived at the address of the Dutch company P. Seelen. This trading company from Venolo has been importing Turkish tomatoes for 15 years and sees growing demand from customers, EastFruit reports. “This year we will also try for the first time to buy tomatoes on the vine in bulk by weight from Turkey,” says Jeroen Hendrix, CEO of the partnership between P. Seelen and Hendrix Fruit & Vegetables. Tomato cultivation in Turkey is on the rise. Previously, Spain was the undisputed supplier of tomatoes in the winter, but now this country is faced with a shortage of water and higher costs due to high wages, writes FreshPlaza. “Turkey is well prepared to respond to this. The journey from Turkey can be covered in just six days, and the quality of Turkish tomatoes has improved significantly in recent years. Almost all of our suppliers are expanding their cultivation. In Turkey, tomatoes are often grown in modern plastic greenhouses, but glass ones

Imported seeds are almost certainly how tomato brown rugose fruit virus (ToBRFV) entered Australia, with Turkey in particular being in the federal government's sights. There is also the possibility of rogue seeds being sent to other states. South Australian Department of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA) tracing has confirmed seeds as the focus of an investigation into how the crop disease got into the country. "PIRSA's seed tracing investigations have led to a positive result for ToBRFV in two seed lines which were imported into Australia in late May 2024 with appropriate offshore testing certification, including negative results for ToBRFV," the PIRSA updates website said. "These seed lines have tracing links to two of the infected properties and current tracing information indicates they were first planted in July 2024." PIRSA said it is working closely with affected businesses to minimise cross-contamination. "PIRSA is in contact with the properties to seek further infor

According to information compiled from the Turkish Exporters Assembly, tomato sales from Turkey to 52 countries totaled 361 million 71 thousand 545 dollars between January 1 and October 31.