Moreover, he rang the alarm bells on consumers being financially pushed to purchase starch-based sugar, which is cheaper than "real sugar."
He said the actual quota of 15 percent of starch-based sugar production will increase at least to 25 percent after the planned privatization.
The government insists that privatization won't definitely hurt farmers because authorities have brought a ceiling quota for white sugar that must be produced after the planned sell-off of the factories.
"We will control very thoroughly starch-based sugar production, we will adopt legislation on this effect," said Yildirim.
But it remains to be seen if his assurances will in fact convince farmers and consumers in Turkey on the future of the industry.
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