Tridge summary
The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry in Turkey has imposed a restriction on tomato exports until April 14, 2023, in response to rising prices and the impact of an earthquake on 11 provinces. The restriction does not apply to export applications in progress or those submitted to the TAREKS system. The ministry continues to process export applications to regions under security in Northern Cyprus, Palestine, Azerbaijan, and Syria. The average price of tomatoes has surged by over 50% from 13 TL to 20 TL in recent days.
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Original content
The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry decided to restrict tomato exports until April 14 due to the price increases and the earthquake disaster affecting 11 provinces. In the communiqué sent to the distribution centers by the General Directorate of Food and Control, it was stated that 'the need to take measures to ensure food supply security and price stability has arisen due to the abnormal price increases in tomato prices in recent days and the earthquake disaster that directly affected 11 provinces'. The said restriction does not cover transactions that have been submitted to the ministry or to the TAREKS system. In addition, export applications to the regions under ...
Source: Haber7
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