Ramadan activity in the Turkish bazaar-market

Published Mar 20, 2022

Tridge summary

The article highlights the start of Ramadan shopping in the market as citizens begin to purchase traditional foods such as dates and apricots. Prices for these foods have already started to increase, with dates ranging from 35 TL to 210 TL per kilo and apricots from 85 TL to 160 TL. The most popular dates, Medina dates, are currently priced between 95 TL to 185 TL. The article warns that date prices may further increase in the days leading up to Ramadan.
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Dates, which are indispensable for Ramadan tables, are sold between 35-210 TL and apricots between 85-160 TL. Shortly before the month of Ramadan came, Ramadan activity started in the bazaar-market. Citizens have already started to buy foods such as dates, apricots, figs and grapes in this Ramadan, as in every Ramadan. While Iraqi and Iranian dates, which are the cheapest dates on the shelves, are sold for 35 TL per kilo, the most expensive date, the Jerusalem date, finds buyers for 210 TL. "The cheapest date is 35 TL, the most expensive date is 210 TL" Providing information about date prices, Salih Özdemir said, "Date prices started to increase before Ramadan. Prices used to change 1 week before Ramadan. It started to increase early this year. The sugai date, which we sold for 75 TL last year, is now 98 TL, Medina dates, which we sold for 60 TL, are currently sold for 95 TL. The cheapest date is Iranian dates. These glucose-containing dates are sold for 35 TL, and Iraqi dates for ...
Source: Sondakika

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