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Speaking at the consultation meeting attended by 16 union presidents in Kayseri, Adana Cattle Breeders Association President Yaşar Kahya said; "If the 17.15 TL announced for 2025 reaches the hands of the producer, it will put out the fire a little bit." 16 union presidents who organize 70 percent of milk production in Turkey among the cattle breeders associations held a meeting at the Kayseri Cattle Breeders Association and discussed the milk price announced by the National Milk Council for 2025. In addition, the union president who attended the meeting expressed the problems experienced by milk producers in 2024 and made suggestions. Making a statement on behalf of the unions, Adana Cattle Breeders Association President Yaşar Kahya said; "We want our country to be self-sufficient in agricultural production, and at the same time, we want our producers to market their products at a valuable price. We, the producer unions here, have a great responsibility. We, the producer unions here, cannot solve the problems of an organized producer by organizing

16 breeding cattle breeders' union presidents who came together in Kayseri exchanged views on the problems experienced by milk producers and milk prices. The union presidents who came together in the Kayseri Breeding Cattle Breeders' Union meeting hall talked about the problems experienced by milk producers in 2024 not being experienced in 2025 and the applicability of the milk price announced by the National Milk Council in the field. Adana Breeding Cattle Breeders' Union President Yaşar Kahya said that they decided to hold an urgent meeting after the National Milk Council announced the milk price for 2025. Kahya stated that producer unions have a great responsibility and said the following: "We want our country to be self-sufficient in agricultural production and at the same time, we want our producers to market their products at a value price. An organized producer trying to solve their problems through their organizations will make our work easier.

Economy - The National Dairy Council has set the recommended sales price of raw cow milk as 17.15 TL, effective as of January 1, 2025. There will be a 17 percent increase in raw milk in the new year.