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Hazelnuts: new pricing model for new crop

September 10, 2024 at 1:36 PM , Der AUDITOR
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ORDU. Chaos presides for hazelnuts in Turkey once again. With inflation, unorthodox economic policies and stink bugs dominating the scene in recent years, the industry has, however, become more resilient in adapting to new disruptions. The main issues for this year's crop are bug and rain-related damages, a more complex pricing model and kernel size.

Insects spoil quality

After the start of the harvest, it quickly became apparent that bugs had created more serious damages than expected. The damage is also different than last year and has caused yields to vary considerably across producing areas. Trouble is that stink bugs have not only prompted kernels to turn rotten but their bite has also increased acidity. The ratio for bitter tasting kernels is also high in low altitude orchards. Average yields are, in addition, lower with the randıman (shell to kernel ratio) ranging at 45 or lower on sea-level and even as

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