Turkish Cheese to Debut in Asian Markets

Teksüt, a leading Turkish dairy and dairy products manufacturer, aims to strengthen its presence in the Chinese market by participating in SIAL China 2026, one of Asia's leading food and beverage trade fairs. The company intends to introduce Turkish cheese to wider audiences in the Far East market.

Teksüt, which exports to 43 countries across 4 continents from the United States to China, continues its efforts to increase global trading volume. In this context, the company plans to participate in SIAL China 2026, held in Shanghai, China between 18-20 May, to develop new business partnerships and increase its presence in the Asian market.

Chinese market at the center of growth strategy
Mert Özmen, Vice Chairman of Teksüt's Board of Directors, emphasized the high potential of the Chinese market and stated that the company's main objective is to position Turkish cheese and cheese varieties more strongly in this market.

Noting that they have been exporting to China since 2021, Özmen stressed that holding the necessary certifications for UHT milk exports from Turkey to China provides a significant advantage.

Özmen made the following statement regarding the subject:
"China is an important market with its large volume and dynamic structure. We aim to introduce Turkish cheese to wider audiences in this market and increase our export share. To this end, we are continuously conducting our marketing and sales activities."

Global export network expanding
Teksüt entered the Far East market in 2017 with exports to Taiwan and today operates across a wide geography from China to the United Kingdom, from Japan to Canada. Through its investments in value-added products, the company continues its growth both in the domestic market and in the international arena.

"Business relationships remain determining in global trade"
Emphasizing that global trade dynamics have changed but business relationships retain their importance, Özmen noted that trade fair participation plays a critical role in this regard.

"Export encompasses different dynamics. Monitoring industry developments on the ground, establishing direct contact with stakeholders and developing new business partnerships are of great importance. This allows us to both advance our business and continue building strong relationships," he said.