Despite the Floods, Tomatoes and Peppers Have Become Cheaper.
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Despite the damage to numerous greenhouses in Antalya due to heavy rainfall, floods, hail, and tornadoes in recent weeks, vegetable prices, especially for tomatoes and peppers, have fallen by 10-20%. The continued production in highland greenhouses due to warmer weather, and the start of the new season's harvest in coastal greenhouses, have all contributed to the price drop. 🚆
Heavy rains and a tornado in Antalya caused significant damage to greenhouses, but the expected increase in vegetable prices did not materialize. With production continuing simultaneously in both highland and coastal regions, tomato and pepper prices have fallen in the last week. However, the fact that tomatoes, sold for 25 lira at the wholesale market, can reach up to 75 lira in supermarkets has once again brought the price difference between p…
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