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The article highlights the fluctuation in hazelnut prices in the free market of Ordu, Turkey, where they reached 25 liras per 23 kilograms before falling to 22-23 liras. Despite the current prices, some producers are withholding their hazelnuts in anticipation of further price increases following the season and recent agricultural frost. Currently, hazelnuts with a yield of 50 are traded at around 22.5-23 liras, and producers are confidentally continuing their purchases until April.
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Turkey Union of Chambers of Agriculture (TZOB) Board Member Leo Soydan, said Army efficient traded at 50 pounds in the free market of the 23 kilograms of hazelnuts. Hazelnut prices, which rose up to 25 liras in the free market in the past months in Ordu and traded between 22-23 liras for a while, cause some producers to hold their hazelnuts. Producers hope that the prices will rise by not bringing their hazelnuts to the market due to the prices of hazelnuts, which rose up to 25 liras after the season and the agricultural frost experienced in the past weeks. In Ordu, hazelnuts with 50 yields are traded at 22 and a half to 23 liras in the free market. Arslan Soydan, Member of the Board of TZOB, ...
Source: Sondakika
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