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Turkey: Earthquakes in the Southeast affected spice prices

Published Apr 7, 2023

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Eskişehir has experienced a surge in spice prices due to the earthquakes in Kahramanmaraş, with the majority of the spices sourced from the quake-stricken region. This has led to increased demand for spices, particularly black pepper, chili pepper, and red powdered pepper, during Ramadan. Spice sellers in Eskişehir have reported that these spices are essential for the flavor of iftar meals and have seen a significant increase in sales. Alper Aydın, a long-term herbal business owner in the area, welcomes the annual surge in spice demand during Ramadan.
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Stating that there was an increase in spice prices in Eskişehir after the earthquakes in Kahramanmaraş, tradesman Alper Aydın said, "Most of the spices came from the earthquake zone. Therefore, there was an increase." Citizens continue their spice shopping in Eskişehir during Ramadan. Citizens follow the herbalists and buy many spices, especially black pepper, chili pepper, and red powdered pepper. Spice sellers stated that spices that add flavor to meals at iftar tables are indispensable for citizens, and that the great earthquakes that occurred in the Southeastern Anatolia region in February affected the sales price of the products sent to their shops. "Black pepper, cayenne pepper, red pepper powder, mint and thyme are among the fixtures" Stating that he has been doing this herbal business in Eskişehir for about 15-16 years, Alper Aydın stated that he is pleased with the interest of the citizens in spices. Aydın said, "Every year in Ramadan, the interest in spices is high. They ...
Source: Sondakika
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