Malkara, a settlement where Yoruks were settled during the Ottoman period and where the culture of Ahi has taken root, has been a pioneer in agriculture and animal husbandry with fertile farmland. In addition to agricultural production, dairy products, food industry, and agricultural machinery production are among the city's important income sources.

The fertility of its soil being above the Turkish average provides significant advantages in the mentioned industries. The Organized Industrial Zone in the district was designed as a place specialized in food industry with a cluster structure; however, due to lack of expected interest, the need to transform it into a general Organized Industrial Zone has been acknowledged.

Malkara is one of the significant places in the region in dairy and dairy products production. Although there are many companies in this area, it is observed that branding has not been fully achieved in Malkara.

The promotion of the city, located on the Istanbul-Çanakkale road, can further accelerate its development. Moreover, efforts made by irrigation associations to start irrigated agriculture in Malkara have the potential to make a significant contribution to the added value derived from agriculture in the region.