VOICED : Turkish agriculture suffers from the Russian embargo

The video discusses the impact of a Russian embargo on Turkish agricultural products following the downing of a Russian fighter jet by Turkey. The embargo has significantly affected Turkish exports, particularly tomatoes, which previously had a large market in Russia. Turkish producers are now seeking alternative markets in Europe and neighboring countries. The financial loss is estimated at over €600 million, and prices have dropped significantly. Despite maintaining employment, the future remains uncertain, and producers are calling for government support. Meanwhile, Turkish consumers benefit from the availability of high-quality local produce.

What event led to the embargo on Turkish agricultural products?

• A diplomatic disagreement over borders

• A trade dispute over tariffs

• The downing of a Russian fighter jet

• A natural disaster affecting crops

Which countries are Turkish tomatoes being redirected to after the embargo?

• United States and Canada

• China and Japan

• Netherlands and the Balkans

• Australia and New Zealand

What is the estimated financial loss for Turkey due to the embargo?

• €800 million

• €200 million

• €400 million

• €600 million

How have tomato prices changed since the embargo?

• Increased to $1.50

• Remained the same

• Decreased to $0.80-$0.90

• Increased to $2.00

What are Turkish producers requesting from the government?

• Increased export taxes

• Subsidies for new markets

• Assistance to cope with the embargo

• Reduction in workforce