Turkiye: Meat of rich countries 5-6 times cheaper

Published 2023년 4월 10일

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Turkey is experiencing a significant increase in meat prices, with ground beef tripling in cost within a year, reaching 300 liras. This inflation rate is much higher than that reported by official sources, with independent groups documenting even higher rates of inflation, particularly in food prices. These price hikes have made meat and other livestock products less affordable for the general public, especially when compared to similar products in other countries with higher per capita incomes. The situation highlights the severe economic challenges faced by Turkey, with concerns about the potential for an economic disaster due to ten prominent threats, as previously stated.

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Levent Gurses The weight of ground beef was 300 liras, tripled in one year. In Ireland, which has a per capita income of 100 thousand dollars, a kilo of meat is 10 dollars. Meat prices are cheaper than us in rich countries. The weight of ground beef was 300 liras, tripled in one year. In Ireland, which has a per capita income of 100 thousand dollars, a kilo of meat is 10 dollars. Meat prices are cheaper than us in rich countries such as Australia, Britain, Finland, Qatar and Czechia. Our world is facing 10 mega-threats that will lead to the worst economic disaster... There is a butcher in Çanakkale that I always go to. I have been following the prices of minced meat since last year. Every time I go, it increases by 10 or 20 liras. A young friend is butchering; Furkan… Fanatic Galatasaray fan, we chat; from football, from Çanakkale, from the cost of living… And of course meat prices. “The weight of ground beef was 100 liras in Ramadan last year, it was 180-200 liras in January,” he ...

Source: Gidatarim