War-linked input costs push food prices higher in Türkiye and global markets
Higher fertilizer and transport costs after the Middle East escalation are feeding into food inflation in Türkiye and into broader global commodity markets.
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Higher fertilizer and transport costs after the Middle East escalation are feeding into food inflation in Türkiye and into broader global commodity markets.
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