“The Trader Does Not Buy, the Price Drops in Peanuts”
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In Adana, which supplies 60% of Türkiye's peanut needs, the harvest is underway, but producers have been hit by a price drop. Peanuts, which fetched 100-110 lira per kilogram at the beginning of the season, have now fallen to 60-70 lira. Farmers claim that traders are not buying their produce.
Economy - While the peanut harvest continues in Adana, which supplies a large portion of Türkiye's peanut needs, a crisis has erupted due to traders in Osmaniye halting purchases. The drop in prices from 110 lira to 60 lira has harmed producers.
While the harvest was underway in Adana, Turkey's most important peanut production center, producers worried about falling prices, suggesting that traders in Osmaniye were not buying.
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