The new market law is on the way! Minister Bolat announced: The draft law has been submitted to the parliamentary group
Original headlineYeni hal yasası yolda! Bakan Bolat açıkladı: Kanun taslağı Meclis grubuna sunuldu
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Turkish Trade Minister Ömer Bolat said a draft law overhauling the 2012 Hall Law governing fruit and vegetable trading has been submitted to parliament's group, with the bill set to be taken up by lawmakers. The proposal would comprehensively revise rules on producer unions and the sector's trading framework, building on piecemeal amendments made since the original law took effect. Bolat's announcement signals the government's intent to restructure how produce moves from growers to markets, a sector that directly shapes food prices. Details of the draft's provisions have not yet been disclosed, and the timing of its passage through parliament remains unclear.
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Ömer Bolat, Ticaret Bakanlığı, TBMM