670 thousand tons of abundance in oranges: Exports disrupted, prices fell to 5 lira
Original headlinePortakalda 670 bin tonluk bereket: İhracat aksadı, fiyatlar 5 liraya düştü
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Orange harvest has begun in Adana, Turkey, with an expected yield of 670,000 tons, but disrupted exports linked to the Russia-Ukraine war have pushed orchard-gate prices down to 5-7 lira per kilogram from 27-32 lira last year. Growers are calling for higher export volumes and state support as the price collapse squeezes margins in one of Turkey's key citrus-producing regions. Watch whether Ankara introduces support measures or export channels reopen.
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Adana, Turkey, Russia-Ukraine war, orange producers