Turkey: demand from TZOB President Bayraktar "Increase support"

Published 2021년 1월 7일

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The Chairman of the Turkey Union of Chambers of Agriculture (TZOB), Shams Bayraktar, highlighted the resilience of the agricultural sector during a challenging year due to the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Despite facing limited support, the sector managed to maintain its importance in employment and contribute to food production. Bayraktar reported a general price increase in the market for many products, with oranges seeing the highest price rise at 79.39%. He called for increased support to offset input costs and improve the financial stability of farmers, including debt restructuring and fair pricing for agricultural products.

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Agriculture in 2021 for evaluating the expectations and manufacturer-market price Turkey Union of Chambers of Agriculture (TZOB) Chairman Shams Bayraktar, in terms of farmers stated that a difficult exam last year. Bayraktar, who said, "Our farmer, who has served the people of his country with sufficient food in the fight against the epidemic, has successfully passed this test, although he was deprived of the support provided to other sectors during the coronavirus epidemic," drew attention to the fact that the agricultural sector maintains its importance in employment. Bayraktar pointed out that 37 of 42 products in the market increased in price last year, price decrease in 5 of them, price increase occurred in 28 of 34 products in the market and price decrease occurred in 5 of them, and shared the following information: "Last year, the highest price in the market. The increase in prices was seen in oranges with 79.39 percent. The price of only potatoes did not change at the ...

Source: Haber7