Turkey Edible Oilseeds Market - Forecast(2024 - 2030)

The Turkey Edible Oilseeds Market research report is an infographic report covering supply, demand and trade statistics for Sunflower, Soybean, Rapeseed, Groundnut and Cottonseed, both in volume and value. This report looks at the industry state between 2016-2021 and the forecast till 2027. The report also covers trade pricing, patents, university-level research, new product developments and future growth opportunities.

1. The Production, Import Export/Trade statistics for Sunflower, Soybean, Rapeseed, Groundnut and Cottonseed between 2016-2021.

2. Historical demand for Sunflower, Soybean, Rapeseed, Groundnut and Cottonseed from 2016-2021 and forecast to 2027.

3. Investment, projects, and R&D initiatives done between 2016 and 2021.

4. Patenting scenario covering patents filed, published, and granted between 2016-2021.

5. Research framework based on the assessment of 7 Pillars - Supply, Demand, Trade, Patents, and Macro-environment factors.

A. The production volume of Edible Oilseeds in 2021 stood at 3368 Th Metric Tons.

B. Import volume increased from 2808 Th Metric Tons in 2016 to 3299 Th Metric Tons in 2021.

C. The demand was 6426 Th Metric Tons in 2021.

D. The Sunflower segment accounted for a significant share (37%) of the industry in 2021.

E. Thrace, Central Anatolia and Cukurova regions accounted for the majority of the Edible Oilseeds production.

F. The average yield per acre from 2016 to 2021 stood at 1011.7 KG/ACRE.

G. Since 2016 total Edible Oilseeds acreage in Turkey has increased by 20% from 2718160 acres to 3261791 acres in 2021.

a) What was Turkey’s Edible Oilseeds market size in 2021?

Ans: The demand was 6426 Th Metric Tons in 2021.

b) Where does Turkey Import Edible Oilseeds from?

Ans: The majority of imports come from Brazil, Ukraine, the US, Republic of Moldova and Bulgaria.

c) Which are the major local universities/ research institutes involved in R&D?

Ans: Washington University in St. Louis, University of Saskatchewan and The University of Arizona are actively involved in R&D.