Olive producers in Karacasu, Aydın, are struggling to sell their products due to rising costs and low purchase prices. Finding it difficult to find buyers even at 15-25 lira per kilogram, and with purchases halted in the region, producers are requesting a minimum price and subsidies for olives, which currently sell for 300-350 lira in markets.
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Olive producers in Karacasu district of Aydın province have protested, stating that they are unable to sell their products due to increasing costs, low purchase prices, and traders halting buying.
Olive producers in Karacasu, Aydın, are struggling to sell their products due to rising costs and low purchase prices. Finding it difficult to find buyers even at 15-25 lira per kilogram, and with purchases halted in the region, producers are requesting a minimum price and subsidies for olives, which currently sell for 300-350 lira in markets.