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Tomato Exports Banned in Turkey to Ensure Food Security and Price Stability

Ilgim Uygun

Published Mar 6, 2023

The Turkish Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry halted tomato exports until April 14, 2023. A letter sent to the exporters' unions stated that there have been abnormal increases in tomato prices in Turkey in recent days, and that the earthquake disaster which directly affected 11 provinces resulted in the need to take measures to ensure food supply security and price stability.

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