Turkey: TZOB announced producer-market prices for September

Published 2021년 10월 1일

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The Turkey Union of Chambers of Agriculture (TZOB) reported significant price fluctuations in agricultural markets and production in September. The market saw price increases in 24 products, decreases in 13, and no change in 1 or 3 products, with tomatoes experiencing the highest increase and lemons the highest decrease. Producers reported price increases in 20 products, decreases in 7, and no change in 1 or 3 products, with green pepper seeing the highest increase and lemon the highest decrease. Concerns were raised about the significant increase in fertilizer prices, which could further impact an already challenged agricultural sector due to drought and other financial pressures.

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Turkey Union of Chambers of Agriculture (TZOB) General President Ýemsi Bayraktar, price increase in 24 farms in the market and 20 in the producers in September; He reported that out-of-price prices occurred in 13 products in the market and 7 products in the manufacturer, and that the price did not change in 1 product in the market and in 3 products from the manufacturer. TZOB President Ýemsi Bayraktar stated that the price difference between the producer and the market reached 3 and a half times in September. Bayraktar stated that dried onions were sold 3.5 times, parsley and apple 3.4 times, lemon 3.3 times, green beans 3.1 times, raisins and lettuce 2.7 times, and milk 2.6 times more. At the producer, 62 kuruş dried onions cost 2 liras 19 kuruş, parsley 66 kurus 2 liras 26 kurus, 2 liras 8 kurus apples 6 liras 97 kurus, lemons 2 liras 25 kurus 7 liras 42 kurus, green beans 4 liras 13 kurus 12 63 liras, 12 liras 25 kuruş, raisins 32 liras 80 kurus, 1 lira 88 kurus lettuce 5 ...

Source: Dha