Cumin oil price increase reached 100 percent in Turkey

Published 2021년 3월 2일

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The article highlights the significant price increase of nigella seed and oil in Turkey, attributed to high domestic consumption and the pandemic's effects. The situation has led to complaints from customers and herbalists like Tuncay Tezcan, who points out the need to prioritize local consumers and offer affordable prices. The article also mentions the preference for Anatolian blackberry in Europe and America for its immunity-boosting properties, noting the importance of balancing local and export markets to make nigella products more accessible and fairly priced for the public.

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Cumin is a high level of consumption in Turkey and nigella oil demand while seeing the world in general, this value products corona virus (Covidien-19) began to be more consumed with the pandemic. However, the expulsion of the needs of the country abroad without nigella met, Turkey is said to be great enough to cause an increase in prices in the market. Black seed, which was sold for 30 liras per kilo in the last 3 months, has now increased to 70 lira. Citizens rightly react to the sellers, stating that they do not have a share in the price increase, saying, "First, the country's need for this product must be met. Then it should be exported." Tuncay Tezcan, who has been serving as a herbalist for years in Eskişehir, gave information about the latest price increase in black cumin and black seed oil. Stating that they were exposed to the reaction of the citizens due to the increasing prices, Tezcan said, "Especially in the last 3 months, there has been a tremendous increase in ...

Source: Bursadabugun