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TOPRAK MAHSULLERİ OFİSİ GENEL MÜDÜRLÜĞÜ SANTRAL GENEL MÜDÜRLÜK YAZIŞMA ADRESLERİ FAKS NUMARASI E-POSTA NUMARASI Namık Kemal Mah TOPRAK MAHSULLERİ OFİSİ GENEL MÜDÜRLÜĞÜ SANTRAL GENEL MÜDÜRLÜK YAZIŞMA ADRESLERİ FAKS NUMARASI E-POSTA NUMARASI Namık Kemal Mah. Milli Müdafaa Cad. No:18 06420 Bakanlıklar- (0 312) 416 34 00 TMO MERKEZ ADRESİ (0 312) 416 30 00 [email protected] Çankaya/ANKARA (5 Hat) TMO Güvercinlik Ek Tesisleri Ġstanbul Yolu 9. Km Güvercinlik- TMO EK TESĠSLERĠ (0 312) 591 40 00 Yenimahalle/ANKARA ŞUBE VE AJANSLAR PaĢa Bayır Mah. Mehmet Akif Ersoy Cad. No:29 Kat: 4 10200 BANDIRMA ŞUBE MD. (0 266) 714 49 00 (0 266) 713 06 97 [email protected] Bandırma/BALIKESĠR BALIKESĠR AJANS Gündoğan Mah. Azerbaycan Cad.No:2 10100 BALIKESĠR (0 266) 239 79 70 (0 266) 244 52 10 [email protected] BĠGA AJANS ġirintepe Mah. ġehit Uzman UlaĢ Açıkgöz Cad. No:19 17200 Biga/ÇANAKKALE (0 286) 316 25 30 (0 286) 316 25 30 [email protected] ÇANAKKALE AJANS Boğazkent Mah. Atatürk Cad. No:116 17100 Kepez/ÇANAKKALE (0 286) 263 51 83 (0 286) 263 51 83 [email protected] DERİNCE ŞUBE Deniz Mah. Mektep Sk.No:5 41900 Derince/ĠZMĠT (0 262) 229 99 56 (0 262) 239 42 68 [email protected] ADAPAZARI AJANS Budaklar Köyü Dernekkırı Sok. No : 20 54100 Adapazarı/SAKARYA (0 264) 379 48 81 (0 264) 379 48 80 [email protected] EDİRNE ŞUBE MD. Ġstasyon Mah. Onur Sok. No:6 22100 Merkez/EDĠRNE (0 284) 235 81 74 (0 284) 235 81 79 [email protected] ĠPSALA AJANS Kapucu Mah. KurtuluĢ Cad. No:229 22400 Ġpsala/EDĠRNE (0 284) 616 34 74 (0 284) 616 34 75 [email protected] UZUNKÖPRÜ AJANS DemirtaĢ Mah. Ġstasyon Cad. No:2 22300 Uzunköprü/EDĠRNE (0 284) 513 13 20 (0 284) 513 30 88 [email protected] KIRKLARELİ ŞUBE MD. Ġstasyon Mah. Sungurbey Cad. No:25 39020 KIRKLARELĠ (0 288) 214 10 27 (0 288) 214 19 67 [email protected] BABAESKĠ AJANS Cumhuriyet Mah. Ofis Sok. No:10 39020 Babaeski/KIRKLARELĠ (0 288) 512 31 06 (0 288) 512 14 91 [email protected] LÜLEBURGAZ AJANS Durak Mah. Alacoğlu Yolu Vardar Sok. 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Eski Ġstanbul Yolu Üzeri 34570 SĠLĠVRĠ AJANS (0 212) 727 22 06 (0 212) 727 45 37 [email protected] Silivri/ĠSTANBUL AFYONKARAHİSAR ŞUBE Dumlupınar Mah. Ordu Bul. No:42 03200 AFYONKARAHĠSAR (0 272) 213 77 03 (0 272) 213 07 46 [email protected] MD. ÇAY AJANS Ġstasyon Mah. Küme Evleri No:9 03700 Çay/AFYONKARAHĠSAR (0 272) 632 62 76 (0 272) 632 55 30 [email protected] Sanayi Mah. Mera Cad. Harmanyolu Sok. No:47 03400 DĠNAR AJANS (0 272) 353 60 39 (0 272) 353 65 19 [email protected] Dinar/AFYONKARAHĠSAR EMĠRDAĞ AJANS Menderes Mah. Bayat Cad. No:2 03600 Emirdağ/AFYONKARAHĠSAR (0 272) 442 70 27 (0 272) 442 79 09 [email protected] SANDIKLI AJANS Çakır Mah. UĢak Cad. No:2 03500 Sandıklı/AFYONKARAHĠSAR (0 272) 512 50 59 (0 272) 512 50 61 [email protected] UġAK AJANS Fatih Mah. Ofis Sok. No:2 64300 UġAK (0 276) 227 39 01 (0 276) 223 18 35 [email protected] ESKİŞEHİR ŞUBE MD. Osmangazi Mah. Basın ġehitleri Cad.No:156/B 26160 Odunpazarı/ESKĠġEHĠR (0 222) 225 58 34 (0 222) 225 59 31 [email protected] KÜTAHYA AJANS Vefa Mahallesi Ofis Yolu Cad. No: 5/1 43020 KÜTAHYA (0 274) 223 63 97 (0 274) 223 94 26 [email protected] SĠVRĠHĠSAR AJANS Yenice Mah. EskiĢehir Cad. No:122/B 26600 Sivrihisar/ESKĠġEHĠR (0 222) 711 40 30 (0 222) 712 51 45 [email protected] İZMİR ŞUBE MD. Umurbey Mah. Liman Cad. No:5 35220 Konak/ĠZMĠR (0 232) 464 79 51 (0 232) 464 79 52 [email protected] Astim Organize Sanayi Bölgesi Çıldır Havaalanı Yolu Üzeri 5.Cad. No:2 09010 AYDIN AJANS (0 256) 231 06 66 (0 256) 231 06 64 [email protected] AYDIN MANĠSA AJANS Cumhuriyet Mah.4928 Sok.No:2/A 45200 Horozköy/MANĠSA (0 236) 211 14 12 (0 236) 211 14 57 [email protected] DENİZLİ ŞUBE MD. Ġzmir Asfaltı Üzeri 8.Km.Hacı Eyüplü Mah. Akça Cad. No:159 20195 DENĠZLĠ (0 258) 371 26 43 (0 258) 371 26 45 [email protected] ÇĠVRĠL AJANS Çayır Mah. 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Fevziçakmak Cad.No:35 06900 Polatlı/ANKARA (0 312) 623 37 83 (0 312) 623 10 68 [email protected] AKSARAY ŞUBE MD. Meydan Mah. Cumhuriyet Bulvarı(8. Blv) No:96 Merkez/AKSARAY (0 382) 213 10 58 (0 382) 213 49 61 [email protected] 2/6 EREĞLĠ AJANS Türbe Mah. Eski Yeni Değirmen Cad.No:1 42310 Ereğli/KONYA (0 332) 713 49 08 (0 332) 713 49 08 [email protected] NĠĞDE AJANS ġahinali Mah. Ofis Sok. NO:37/D 51100 NĠĞDE (0 388) 232 33 32 (0 388) 232 33 32 [email protected] AKŞEHİR ŞUBE MD. Ġstasyon Mahallesi Yeni Ġstanbul Cad. No:2976 AkĢehir/KONYA (0 332) 813 12 00 (0 332) 813 01 40 [email protected] BEYġEHĠR AJANS Bahçelievler Mah. Mevlana Cad. No:51A 42700 BeyĢehir/KONYA (0 332) 512 40 19 (0 332) 512 48 64 [email protected] ILGIN AJANSI Ġstasyon Mah. Ofis Cad.No:12/1 42600 Ilgın/KONYA (0 332) 881 02 27 (0 332) 881 64 30 [email protected] KONYA ŞUBE MD. Horozluhan Mah. Cihan Sok.No:9 42120 Selçuklu/KONYA (0 332) 346 05 51 (0 332) 346 05 50 [email protected] ÇUMRA AJANS Ġzzetbey Mah. ġeyh ġamil Cad. No: 37/A 42500 Çumra/KONYA (0 332) 447 18 05 (0 332) 447 56 19 [email protected] KARAMAN AJANS Hamidiye Mah.1034 Sok.No:26 70100 Merkez/KARAMAN (0 338) 213 45 19 (0 338) 212 65 36 [email protected] SANTRAL ŞUBE VE AJANSLAR YAZIŞMA ADRESLERİ FAKS NUMARASI E-POSTA NUMARASI SARAYÖNÜ AJANS Doğu Ġstasyon Mah. Hastane Cad.No:2 42430 Sarayönü/KONYA (0 332) 617 16 50 (0 332) 617 38 88 [email protected] KAYSERİ ŞUBE MD. Sanayi Mah. Osman Kavuncu Bul. No:200 38010 Kocasinan/KAYSERĠ (0 352) 320 40 80 (0 352) 320 19 60 [email protected] BOĞAZLIYAN AJANS BağlarbaĢı Mah. Kuddusi Sezer Cad. No: 112 66400 Boğazlıyan/YOZGAT (0 354) 645 19 36 (0 354) 645 19 36 [email protected] PINARBAġI AJANS KüçükgümüĢgün Mah. Aslan Tokoğlu Bul. NO:7/A 38700 PınarbaĢı/KAYSERĠ (0 352) 512 13 72 (0 352) 512 13 72 [email protected] SARIOĞLAN AJANS ġenyurt Mah Mehmet Özhaseki Cad. 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