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Turkish chestnut harvest season

Overview

The chestnut harvest has commenced in several regions of Turkey, including Sinop and the Kastamonu province.

In Sinop’s Erfelek district, favorable seasonal conditions have led producers to expect an increase in yield. Initial market prices for the Erfelek chestnut are reported between 500 and 800 Turkish Liras per kilogram, though sellers expect prices to drop as supply increases.

In Kastamonu, harvesting has begun across coastal districts such as Abana, Bozkurt, and Doğanyurt. Producers report increased yields following interventions by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry to control the gall wasp pest. In the Doğanyurt district, the chestnut trade generates an annual income of approximately 20 million TL. Current prices in Kastamonu range from 250 TL to 350 TL per kilogram, with the produce being distributed to various cities including Istanbul and Samsun.

Entities

Devrim Uçar · Doğanyurt · Kastamonu Regional Directorate of Forestry · Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry · Erfelek

Claims

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Timeline

  1. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Kastamonu chestnut harvest begins with increased yields

    Chestnut harvesting has started in Kastamonu, Turkey, with increased yields due to pest control efforts. Prices for the sweet ‘lamb chestnuts’ range from 250 to 350 TL per kilogram.

  2. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Erfelek chestnut harvest begins in Sinop, Turkey

    Chestnut harvesting has begun in Erfelek, Sinop. Despite high initial prices of 500 to 800 TL per kg, an increased yield is expected this season.

Sources

bursatv.com.tr · gazetedamga.com.tr · haberport.com · medyagazete.com · sallinggroup.com