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Fruit traders in Prayagraj decide to boycott Turkish apples
The Daily Guardian
|May 19, 2025
Turkey expressed its solidarity with Pakistan and supported Islamabad's proposal for an international investigation into the Pahalgam terror attack.
Fruit traders based in Prayagraj have collectively decided to boycott Turkish apples, following the country's open support for Pakistan during the recent military conflict with India.
It was not immediately known how much apple quantity are imported to India from Turkey.
Similarly, traders in various Indian cities have unanimously decided to boycott Turkish products, including apples, other fruits and other products like marble stone.
A Prayagraj-based apple trader, Saurabh said, "...After the conflict, we have stopped selling Apples from Turkey. Customers who used to buy those apples have asked us to provide apples from countries other than Turkey. Neither are customers demanding Turkish apples, nor are we selling them."
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