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Welcome to the web site of Turkish Packology Project
Turkish Packology is a wide-ranging project aiming to conduct marketing and promotional activities in target countries in order to improve the integration of Turkish packaging sector with the world market. Increasing the packaging trade volume, stimulating investments and know-how transfers between Turkey and other countries is one of the main targets of the project. At first stage, the project is focused only on the Russian market as a fast-growing market. The other markets will be included into the project in time.
In order to develop the trade relations between Turkey and foreign countries, exporters associations were established. These associations can be established at different regions of Turkey and in different sectors. Exporters associations are semi-governmental bodies acting as a bridge between government and business.
Behind the Turkish Packology Project, there are the exporters associations related to the packaging sector. However, the project is mainly conducted under the organization of Istanbul Exporters Association in cooperation with Istanbul Mineral and Metals Exporters Association. To read more, click here..
| Turkish Delegation visit to Russia |
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In order to meet with Russian packaging importers, industrial associations and business program organizers, a visit to Moscow was organized between 8 – 11 April 2009 within the frame of Turkish Packology Project. Project Committee Members Gürkan Süzer (Undersecretariat for Foreign Trade) and Levent Çolakoğlu (Istanbul Wood and Forestry Products Exporters’ Association) with Aykut Deniz Kayalar (Chief - Istanbul Exporters’ Associations) and Hüseyin Ceylan (Assistant Reporter - Istanbul Mineral and Metals Exporters’ Associations) have attended the visit. Within the program, 3 packaging importer companies, 2 industrial associations
(The Association of Russian Ice Cream Producers and Perfumery and Cosmetics
Association of Russia) and business program organizers of Worldfood Moscow and
Rosupak exhibitions were visited. All of the negotiations were efficient and
beneficial for the project. |
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