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TİGEM to auction 2,116 tonnes of wheat in four lots
Turkey’s agricultural enterprise TİGEM plans to sell 2,116 tonnes of wheat harvested in 2026.
The wheat will be offered in four lots through an open auction under commodity exchange rules.
The auction is scheduled for 20 October at 2 p.m.
at the Lüleburgaz Commodity Exchange.
The sale concerns wheat produced by TİGEM, Turkey’s General Directorate of Agricultural Enterprises.
The tender conditions can be viewed during office hours at the directorate and at the Polatlı Agricultural Enterprise.
The available information does not say what prices are expected or who may bid.
TİGEM plans to sell 2,116 tonnes of wheat from its 2026 harvest.
The wheat will be sold by open auction in four lots under exchange conditions.
The auction is scheduled for 20 October at 14:00.
It will take place at the Lüleburgaz Commodity Exchange.
- Who
- TİGEM, Turkey’s General Directorate of Agricultural Enterprises.
- What
- It plans to sell 2,116 tonnes of wheat from its 2026 harvest in four lots by open auction.
- When
- 20 October at 14:00. The year is not stated for the auction date.
- Where
- Lüleburgaz Commodity Exchange.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Wheat
- 2,116 tonnes
- Lots
- 4
- Auction date and time
- 20 October at 14:00
- Auction venue
- Lüleburgaz Commodity Exchange
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