Turkey: Strong reaction to TMO Ordu Provincial Director

Published 2022년 9월 27일

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The Altınordu Chamber of Agriculture President, Atakan Akça, has criticized TMO Army Director Mehmet Güney over the problems producers are encountering while trying to sell hazelnuts to the Grain Board. Akça highlighted issues such as warehouse and personnel shortages, and stated that TMO's promises made at the start of the season have not been kept. Producers are facing challenges such as high fees for parking their vehicles at the warehouses. Akça urged Güney to address these issues and provide support to the producers.
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Targeting TMO Army Director Mehmet Güney, Altınordu Chamber of Agriculture President Atakan Akça said, “You do not protect the institution because I will retire in 3 months. You shout and insult those who come and go.” said. Producers who want to give hazelnuts to the Grain Board, which started to purchase hazelnuts on August 22, are suffering due to the problems they encounter such as warehouse and personnel shortages. Atakan Akça, President of Altınordu Chamber of Agriculture, who reacted to the problems faced by the producers at TMO, said that none of the promises made to them at the beginning of the season were kept. Stating that the problems experienced by the producers at TMO are not over, President Akça said, “We were told at the beginning of the season that our warehouse is ready, our workers are ready. We don't have any problems. It was said that as soon as they gave an order tomorrow, we would start buying immediately. In the first phase, 7 warehouses were opened. After ...
Source: Findiktv

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