Türkiye’s New Wholesale Market Law Targets Direct Farm-to-Consumer Sales and Incentives for Domestic Produce
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The new Market Law draft, prepared through a joint effort by four ministries, foresees significant changes in the supply chain, from producers to supermarket shelves. The aims include enabling producers to deliver their products directly to consumers through cooperatives, encouraging the sale of locally grown fruits and vegetables in supermarkets, introducing quotas on imported products, and preventing tax losses. Here are the details...
The new State Law 4 is created through the joint work of the ministries, while it is aimed at reducing the number of intermediaries, doubling the number of cooperatives for agricultural purposes, and promoting the sale of domestic fruits and vegetables in grocery stores. The New State Law is moving to the TBMM! What will change? The article first appeared on HaberX.
The New Market Law Is Coming to Parliament: Intermediaries Will Decrease, Quotas Will Be Introduced.
The draft of the New Market Law, jointly prepared by the Ministries of Trade, Agriculture, Treasury, and Labor, is preparing to be submitted to the Turkish Grand National Assembly. The aims include shortening the intermediary chain, doubling the number of agricultural cooperatives, introducing quotas for domestic products in markets, and preventing the informal economy.
Türkiye’s New Wholesale Market Law Targets Direct Farm-to-Consumer Sales and Incentives for Domestic Produce
Türkiye is preparing a new wholesale market law aimed at reducing intermediaries in the agricultural supply chain, encouraging direct sales from producers to consumers and promoting domestically grown fruit and vegetables. The draft legislation was prepared jointly by the Ministries of Trade, Agriculture and Forestry, Treasury and Finance, and Labour and Social Security. It is expected to be submitted to Parliament as a bill in the coming days. …
The draft Market Law, prepared jointly by four ministries, will double the number of cooperative unions in all 81 provinces, enabling producers to access the market directly. Domestic products will be encouraged in markets to compete against imported products.
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