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Turkey's exports of chemical products increased by 38% in the first six months to $ 11.9 billion. This acceleration has also inspired the industry's service export players. Onay Engineering, which provides consultancy services on both Turkish and EU chemical legislation issues, announced that it is a member of the Service Exporters 'Association on the roof of the Turkish Exporters' Assembly. 

Chemicals and their products are among the sectors that attract attention decisively with their share in exports. According to TIM data, exports of chemicals and products increased by 38% in the first six months of 2021 compared to the same period of the previous year and reached $ 11.9 billion. In parallel with the increase in exports of Chemical Products, important steps are also coming from companies that want to stimulate the export of services in this area. Finally, Onay Engineering, which provides consultancy services on both Turkish and EU chemical legislation, announced that it is a member of the Service Exporters 'Association under the umbrella of the Turkish Exporters' Assembly (TIM). 

”We aim to contribute to the country's economy and employment targets" 

Kutlu Altun, General Manager of Onay Engineering, said: "we do our work with love. We serve our manufacturer, importer and exporter customers with our expert personnel certified in the field of chemical legislation and authorized by the Ministries. Chemical substances produced in our country and sent to our country from abroad.C. We register with the Ministry of Environment and Urban Planning with our team authorized by the ministry. We follow all current legislation to improve our service quality. We are contacting ministries and solving any problems our customers may encounter. With TIM membership, we aim to contribute to our country's economy and employment goals by making agreements with companies that are world leaders in the chemical sector, especially in the European Union countries, in exchange for the services we provide to our customers abroad,” he said.