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the historical process, addressing changes in law in certain areas, benefit the
monitoring both of the situations that require the change and implemented
applications. The legal development of Turkish tea sector may be considered to
be neglected or disregarded so far. In this study, the tea laws of India, Sri
Lanka and Kenya, as leading tea growing countries, were roughly reviewed and seen
that the three countries had extensive legal regulations. Although Turkey's
oldest tea laws are more comprehensive, the law of 1984 is not the same, as
prepared for liberalization and deregulation purposes. The deregulation of 1984
has been a source of many problems in the tea industry, and has not led to a
remarkable success of the private sector. In this study, the problems
experienced during the deregulation period were tried to be determined. In
addition, the adoption of a new tea law to solve these problems and establishing
tea board and tea stock exchange, setting
up tea production standards, founding a new fresh tea collection system was
proposed.
Primary Language | Turkish |
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Journal Section | Articles |
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Publication Date | August 30, 2019 |
Submission Date | February 7, 2019 |
Published in Issue | Year 2019 |