
For the 2026–27 season, Turkish producers are reportedly selling hazelnuts for around 150 lira per kilogram, below the Turkish Grain Board’s 250-lira floor price, while exporters earn about $2 per kilogram. Türkiye exported 40,000 tonnes in September and 60,000 tonnes in October, with full-season exports expected to reach about 600,000 tonnes; Ferrero is a major buyer and exporter in the market.
Strong export flows support demand for Turkish hazelnuts, while the gap between farm-gate and export prices leaves producers with limited returns. Hazelnuts are not on the specified commodity list, and the story indicates no direct price effect on listed feed commodities.
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