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English: As labour intensive industry where Turkish Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing Industry is consisted of small sized farms, players in the industry are compelled to rely on some combination of cost containment and/or increased productivity to maintain or improve profitability. The changes affecting the sector derive from diverse sources such as agricultural land availability, production volumes, government incentives/subsidies, population increase, changes in disposable income, macroeconomic landscape, EU negotiations around agriculture and international trade.
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