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Despite Turkey's Boycott, Some Israeli Companies Keep Trading There
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Despite Turkey's boycott, several Israeli companies continue operating there through subsidiaries, local manufacturing and indirect supply routes. Trade has fallen sharply, with Israeli exports nearly disappearing and imports declining far below 2024 levels. Hamat is shutting its Turkish factory, while other firms, including Teva and Ralko, have adapted to keep business flowing.
- 01Israeli firms use subsidiaries and indirect routes to keep operating in Turkey.
- 02Teva, ICL, Netafim and Delta Galil still have active Turkish operations.
- 03Hamat will stop production at its MCP factory and may sell the site.
- 04Israeli exports to Turkey fell to $10.9 million in 2025 from $598.6 million.
- 05Imports from Turkey totaled $924 million in 2025, down from $2.02 billion in 2024.
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