FİSKOBİRLİK TO BE ON THE MARKET AS PURCHASING ALL THE PRODUCT...

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Hazelnut Agricultural Sales Cooperatives Association (FİSKOBİRLİK) Chairman of the Board of Directors Lütfi Bayraktar said that FİSKOBİRLİK as of Monday August 19, will be entering the market in all regions and will begin purchases.

Bayraktar, in a statement, said that they have completed all preparations for the purchase of new crop nuts.

Emphasizing that they will implement the cash and escrow system again in purchases, "The farmers who want it can get the price of nuts immediately" Bayraktar noted.

lütfi bayraktar ile ilgili görsel sonucu

"Those who wish can leave their products to the custody for later evaluation and that all the warehouses of the union are offered to the use of the producers for safety" he added.

Stating that FİSKOBİRLİK as of 19 August Monday entering the market in all regions, "Our teams, our warehouses are ready. We expect the purchase day. We will be puchasing at a price somewhat above that realized in free market. We are ready to accept all the product" he concluded...

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