Turkey purchases around 295 thsd tons of corn in tender

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The Turkish Grain Board (TMO) provisionally purchased around 295 thsd tons of feed corn in an international tender on November 12, 2026, with price offers ranging from $293.50 to $298 per ton on a C&F basis.

The lowest corn price was offered by Bek Tarim, which provisionally sold 25 thsd tons for delivery to the port of Izmir at $293.50/t. Ipek Agro is expected to supply another 25 thsd tons to the same port at $293.75/t. At the port of Bandirma, a total of 75 thsd tons of corn was provisionally purchased, including 25 thsd tons from Agron at $293.75/t and 50 thsd tons from Ipek Agro at $294/t.

Additional volumes were allocated to several other Turkish ports. Samsun is expected to receive 25 thsd tons at $294.25/t, while Karasu will receive 20 thsd tons at $294.50/t. At the port of Adana, 50 thsd tons were provisionally purchased at $297.50–298/t, while CHS is expected to supply 50 thsd tons to Mersin at $297/t. Another 25 thsd tons of corn were purchased from Bunge for delivery to the port of Iskenderun at $294.75/t.

The tender terms provide for feed corn shipments in separate consignments between November 20 and December 18, 2026.

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