Seven food categories that move the global table.

Meat & Poultry

Global meat consumption is projected to rise 14% by 2032, driven primarily by GCC and emerging-market demand. Halal-certified processing capacity is a strategic bottleneck — and one where Turkish processors hold globally recognised certification credibility.

Our integrated approach spans fresh trade in beef, lamb, goat, and poultry — including specialty categories like duck, quail, and ostrich — alongside processed lines (sausage, salami, pastrami, frankfurters). The next phase: dedicated processing facilities at our Anatolian sourcing base.

Grains, Legumes & Bakery

Grains and pulses are the foundation of every food system. Türkiye is among the world's top producers of lentils, chickpeas, and bulgur, and its flour mills export to over 80 countries. Bakery is the highest-growth processed-food sub-sector globally — up 5.4% annually since 2019.

From producing and packaging lentils, beans, chickpeas, rice, wheat, and bulgur to operating bakeries for bread, buns, pastries, pasta, and rusks — and our roadmap to establish flour mills. We also trade bakery supplies including yeast and sesame.

Dairy, Oils & Fats

Türkiye is the world's largest hazelnut producer (around 70% of global supply) and a major olive oil exporter. Dairy demand in the GCC continues to outstrip local production, with imports projected to grow 6% annually through 2030.

We produce and trade milk, all cheese varieties, yogurt, and cream — alongside olive oil, sunflower oil, corn oil, hazelnut oil, and fish oil. Two-base cold-chain logistics enable us to serve both Turkish and Gulf markets without quality compromise.

Vegetables, Fruits & Canned Goods

Türkiye is among the top global suppliers of fresh tomatoes, peppers, citrus, apricots, and figs, and a leading exporter of processed produce — tomato paste, jams, pickles. Canned goods and ready-sauces grow 7% annually in MENA driven by rising urbanisation.

From cultivating and trading fresh, dried, frozen, and brined produce to producing jams, marmalades, canned foods, and sauces — ketchup, mayonnaise, tomato paste — plus pickles and mushrooms. One integrated pipeline from Anatolian field to Gulf shelf.

Seafood

Seafood is the most traded food commodity in the world by value, and Türkiye's aquaculture sector — especially Black Sea sea bass and sea bream — is among Europe's fastest growing. Gulf seafood demand grew 8.4% annually since 2019.

We trade, import, and export marine and freshwater products — and we are developing facilities for fish processing, canning, and fish-oil production. The combination of Turkish Black Sea aquaculture and Gulf cold-chain hubs is a structural advantage.

Beverages & Water

Bottled water is the fastest growing beverage category globally — over 350 billion litres per year, with GCC per-capita consumption among the highest in the world. Functional and energy drinks continue to expand at 9% annually in MENA markets.

From producing and trading fruit juices, carbonated drinks, energy drinks, vinegar, and grape juice — to bottling and distributing mineral, natural, and spring water through dedicated water distribution stations across our regional network.

Special Foods & Animal Feed

Baby food is the most regulation-intensive food category — and one where parent trust is everything. Animal feed scaled with the livestock industry: global pet food alone is now an $110B market growing 7% annually, while feed-grain demand drives a vast share of global agricultural trade.

We produce and trade all types of baby food and infant formulas under strict regulatory and quality protocols, alongside animal feed, birdseed, and pet food — serving both livestock-sector clients and the rapidly growing companion-animal market.