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Price Difference Is 999%! Lemon Prices Have Increased Tenfold: The Gap Between Producers and Supermarkets Has Widened.

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Data from the Turkish Union of Chambers of Agriculture (TZOB) for October revealed that the price gap between producers and markets is widening. Lemons showed the highest price difference at 999.2%, with the price of lemons reaching 42.87 TL in markets compared to 3.90 TL at the producer level.

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Data from the Turkish Union of Chambers of Agriculture (TZOB) for October revealed that the price gap between producers and markets is widening. Lemons showed the highest price difference at 999.2%, with the price of lemons reaching 42.87 TL in markets compared to 3.90 TL at the producer level.

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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The Union of Turkish Agricultural Chambers (TZOB) announced the changes in producer and market prices in October. In October, the largest price difference between producers and markets was observed in lemons, at 999.2 percent.

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According to a report by the Union of Turkish Chambers of Agriculture, lemons had the highest price difference between producers and supermarkets in October. The price difference for lemons was measured at 999.2 percent. Tomatoes saw the biggest price increase for both producers and supermarkets, while lemons experienced the biggest price decrease.

The Union of Turkish Agricultural Chambers (TZOB) has published its October 2026 producer and market price report. The highest price difference between producers and markets was observed in lemons, at 999.2%. Tomatoes saw the largest price increase in October, both at the producer and market levels, while the rise in agricultural input costs continued. 🚆

In October, tomatoes saw the biggest price increase in the market. The largest price difference between producers and markets last month was seen in lemons, at 999.2 percent. (October 31, 2026, Sputnik Türkiye)

The Union of Turkish Agricultural Chambers (TZOB) has published its October 2026 producer and market price report. In October, the highest price difference between the field and the retail shelf was recorded in lemons at 999.2 percent, while tomatoes were the product with the highest price increase at both the producer and market levels.

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Karar Gazetesi broke the news on Saturday, October 31, 2026.
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