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What is market.org? Has the grocery price comparison site been launched?

Market.org, introduced by the Ministry of Industry and Technology for consumer use, makes it possible to compare the prices of products sold in chain supermarkets. This application, which can be used to quickly compare prices of over 50 thousand products found on market shelves and websites, is being followed with great interest by citizens. So, what is market.org and how is it used?

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What is market.org? Has the grocery price comparison site been launched?

The new application market.org, which will be used for shopping at chain supermarkets, will offer consumers the opportunity to compare prices. Introduced by Minister of Industry and Technology Mehmet Fatih Kacır, this application will make it possible to compare the prices of more than 50 thousand products in chain supermarkets, allowing consumers to easily choose the most suitable product for them. So, what is market.org and how is it used? Here are all the details...

WHAT IS MARKET.ORG?

Market.org is an application developed by TÜBİTAK under the leadership of the Ministry of Industry and Technology that makes shopping easier for consumers. By allowing price comparisons between products in chain supermarkets, this application will enable consumers to choose the most affordable market and shop accordingly. Product prices will be updated weekly to ensure accurate label prices are presented to consumers.

Minister of Industry and Technology Mehmet Fatih Kacır stated in his announcement that the prices of approximately 50 thousand products found in chain supermarket branches will be included in the application. Minister Kacır expressed the following in his statement:

"We have opened the website, which is the product of the work we carried out through TÜBİTAK for the research of the Central Bank and other relevant public institutions, to the use and access of all our citizens. Thus, everyone will be able to see and compare the prices of nearly 50 thousand products in chain supermarket branches. Best of luck!"




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