Producers in Bursa's Gündoğdu village are expressing dissatisfaction with the low purchase prices of figs, despite a rise in costs compared to the previous year. They argue that the figures of 40 liras per fig this year do not cover the daily wage and diesel fuel costs, and have raised concerns about the agricultural policy and companies involved. Producer Adnan Kırcalı pointed out the price disparity between figs sold domestically and abroad, and the challenges of maintaining profitability with rising costs. Other producers highlighted the difficulties they face, including the necessity to sell figs at prices that do not cover their costs, the effects of company pricing policies, and the struggle of young farmers in the industry. They are calling for changes to agricultural policies and seeking solutions to maintain their livelihoods.