Turkey: Fruit and vegetable prices will fall by half in 2 weeks
Fruits
Vegetables
Turkiye
Published May 25, 2022
Tridge summary
With the beginning of the harvest in Adana, where the earliest fruits and vegetables are harvested in Turkey, the prices of the products in the state began to decrease. Mahsun Doğan, Chairman of Adana Chamber of Middlemen, said that prices will drop by half in 2 weeks. In Adana, where Turkey's earliest vegetables and fruits are harvested with its fertile agricultural plains, the harvest has started in many products, especially onions, potatoes, cucumbers and nectarines. With the harvest, prices fell.
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Cucumbers, which were sold for 10 liras per kilogram three weeks ago, are now sold at Adana Vedat Dalokay Public Complex for 1 lira, potatoes sold for 15 liras for 6 liras, a fresh onion sold for 5 liras for 3 liras, and last season's for 1 and a half liras. In addition, peaches are sold for 20 liras, nectarines for 20, plums for 15, oranges for 4 and bananas for 18 liras. “PRICES WILL BE FURTHER” Mahsun Doğan, the Chairman of the Adana Chamber of Middlemen, announced that the prices will decrease by half in 2 weeks. Doğan stated that the citizens will breathe a sigh of relief with the start of the harvest and said, “Prices will decrease in the coming periods. Currently, fresh potatoes are sold for 8 ...
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