Agricultural Commodity Inspection in Turkey
For traders and processors buying grains, pulses, flour, oilseeds and cotton, we provide sampling, quality and weight inspection under recognised trade rules.
What matters in this sector
Commodity trade through Turkey often involves material that was imported, processed and re-exported. Specification, origin documentation and sampling method all need to be clear in the contract and verified at loading.
We draw and seal samples correctly, supervise weighing and loading, and coordinate analyses at laboratories you trust.
Products in this sector
14 inspection guides.
Grains and Pulses
Category overviewWheat
Turkey is a large wheat producer and one of the world's biggest wheat importers, because its flour and pasta industries export so much.
Wheat Flour
Turkey is regularly the world's largest wheat flour exporter, shipping to Iraq, Yemen, Africa and Asia.
Bulgur
Turkey is the world's leading bulgur producer and exporter.
Barley
Barley is Turkey's second cereal, grown largely on the Central Anatolian plateau for feed and malting.
Corn (Maize)
Turkey grows maize for feed, starch and food use, mainly in the Çukurova plain and the Southeast.
Rice
Turkey produces paddy rice in Thrace and the Black Sea region, mostly medium-grain Baldo and Osmancık types.
Lentils
Turkey is a major red lentil producer and processor.
Chickpeas
Turkey is a large chickpea producer, growing Kabuli-type chickpeas on the Central Anatolian plateau.
Dry Beans
Turkey grows dry white beans in Central and Eastern Anatolia, including several registered geographical indications.
Agricultural Commodities
Category overviewCotton
Turkey is a significant cotton producer and one of the largest cotton consumers, with a major textile industry.
Cottonseed
Fuzzy and delinted cottonseed from Turkish gins is used for crushing, direct ruminant feeding and planting seed.
Oilseeds
Sunflower seed, canola, safflower and sesame are grown in Turkey, alongside confectionery sunflower seeds for snacking.
Seeds
Turkey produces and exports vegetable, cereal and field crop seeds.
Agricultural By-Products
Turkish agro-industries generate by-products such as sugar beet pulp pellets, olive pomace, citrus pulp, hazelnut shells and fruit pomace, traded as feed, fuel or raw material.
Find your local quality partner in Turkey.
Tell us the product, the supplier and the date. We will confirm scope, method and cost, usually within one business day.