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Export Bottleneck in Adana Plains: It Was 10 Lira per Kilo on the Tree, Now It's Plummeted to 3 Lira!

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In Adana, mandarin oranges, which are currently being harvested, have fallen in price to as low as 3 Turkish Lira per kilogram on the tree because they cannot be exported to Russia and Ukraine due to the war.

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In Adana, mandarin oranges, which are currently being harvested, have fallen in price to as low as 3 Turkish Lira per kilogram on the tree because they cannot be exported to Russia and Ukraine due to the war.

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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The harvest of tangerines in Adana is difficult for producers. The field price of tangerine, which could not be exported due to the war to Russia and Ukraine, saw a bottom. Starting the season from 8-10 pounds, tangerines have declined to 3 pounds. The manufacturers, stating that there is a danger that the products remain on the tree, said: “We do not have the right to speak to the merchant at the moment, as the product does not make money. We a…

In Adana, where the harvest of early-season mandarins is ongoing, export problems have hit producers hard. While the product found buyers at high prices at the beginning of the season, its value has rapidly decreased, and farmers have been forced to accept traders' offers to prevent the crop from remaining on the trees. 🚆

In Adana, where the harvest of early-season mandarins is ongoing, export problems have hit producers hard. While the product fetched high prices at the beginning of the season, its value has rapidly decreased, and farmers have been forced to accept traders' offers to prevent their crops from remaining on the trees.

In Adana, mandarin oranges, which are currently being harvested, have fallen in price to as low as 3 Turkish Lira per kilogram on the tree because they cannot be exported to Russia and Ukraine due to the war.

In Adana, mandarins, currently being harvested, have seen their price drop to as low as 3 Turkish Lira per kilogram due to the inability to export them because of the Russia-Ukraine war. The head of the Yüreğir Chamber of Agriculture stated that the product is in danger of remaining on the trees because shipping traffic has not resumed and requested support from the Development Fund for Industrial Development.

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Haberler broke the news on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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