Turkey’s agriculture sector has been growing rapidly in recent years, with an increase in production and exports. This growth has been attributed to the government’s efforts to improve infrastructure and encourage investments in the sector. As a result, the country has become one of the world’s leading producers and exporters of agricultural products, including fruits, vegetables, and grains. Therefore, agriculture sector is an essential component of the Turkish economy, contributing around 7% of the country’s GDP and employing more than a quarter of the workforce.
Being a responsible company, we recognize the crucial role that agriculture plays in the economic development of Turkey and the region. We have decided to support agriculture in Turkey because of the country’s strategic location, potential for growth, the need for sustainable agriculture, the importance of supporting SMEs, and the opportunity to make a positive impact.
We do stock financing of agricultural products in Turkish warehouses: from Coffee Beans, Refined Sugar to Grean Mung and White Alubia Beans.
We in Maxwer believe such business activities are important for several reasons:
- Increases agricultural productivity: help farmers and agribusinesses access the capital they need to invest in new equipment, seeds, fertilizers, and other inputs. This can increase agricultural productivity, leading to higher yields and more efficient production.
- boosts food security: support smallholder farmers in developing countries, who often lack the resources to invest in their farms. By providing financing to smallholder farmers, they can increase their productivity and food production, improving food security in their communities and countries.
- Promotes economic growth: drive economic growth in rural areas by providing farmers with the capital they need to expand their operations and create jobs. This can stimulate local economies, reducing poverty and inequality.
- Helps mitigate climate change: support sustainable farming practices that help mitigate climate change. For example, financing is using to invest in drought-resistant crops, irrigation systems, and other technologies that help farmers adapt to changing climate conditions.
- Attracts private investment: attract private investment to the agriculture sector, providing farmers and agribusinesses with access to a wider range of financing options. This can help drive innovation and growth in the sector, creating new opportunities for farmers and businesses.
