Last year there was frost: The quince harvest has begun, its price triples in the market
Original headlineGeçen yıl don vurmuştu: Ayvada hasat başladı, fiyatı markette üçe katlanıyor
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Kahramanmaraş producers have begun this season's quince harvest after last year's frost wiped out their crop, with the province expecting a 6,000-ton yield. Orchard-gate prices are running 20-40 lira per kilogram, but the fruit reaches 60-70 lira in markets and grocery stores, roughly a threefold markup. The rebound matters because last year's freeze left growers without income and tightened supply, so the return of volume should ease availability pressures. Watch whether the 6,000-ton harvest holds through the season and whether retail spreads narrow as supply reaches markets.
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quince, Kahramanmaraş