Ramadan pita prices have been announced in Turkey

Snack & Confectionary

Published Feb 26, 2024

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Halil İbrahim Balcı, the President of the Turkish Bakers Federation, has announced the pricing for Ramadan pita in Turkey. In Istanbul and Ankara, 250 grams of pita will cost 15 TL, while in Izmir, 300 grams will be sold for 18 TL. Balcı also clarified that the maximum price for pita across the country cannot exceed 60 TL.

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The price of 250 grams of Ramadan pita will be 15 TL. Halil İbrahim Balcı, President of the Turkish Bakers Federation, said that the price of 250 grams of Ramadan pita will be offered for sale at 15 TL in Istanbul and Ankara. He announced that 300 grams of pita will be sold for 18 TL in Izmir. Balcı said, “It ...

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