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Türkiye Ziraat Odaları Birliği (TZOB) General President Bayraktar evaluated the differences in producer market prices and changes in input costs in August. "The price difference between the producer and the market in August was at most 748.4 percent with lemons," said Bayraktar, and continued: "The price difference in lemons was followed by carrot with 380.3 percent, apple with 377.9 percent, squash with 240.9 percent, and green onion with 239.4 percent. Lemons were sold 8.5 times, apples and carrots 4.8 times, and squash and green onions 3.4 times more expensively. Lemons, which cost 10 lira at the producer, were sold at 84 lira 84 kuruş in the market, carrots which cost 10 lira 66 kuruş at the producer were sold at 51 lira 20 kuruş, apples which cost 18 lira 75 kuruş at the producer were sold at 89 lira 60 kuruş, squash which cost 16 lira 02 kuruş at the producer were sold at 54 lira 61 kuruş, and green onions which cost 17 lira 33 kuruş at the producer were sold at 58 lira 83 ...