Pepper Greenhouse Project in Turkey
Turkey splits into two pepper projects. On the Antalya–Mersin coast, plastic multi-span houses need screens, fogging and automated fertigation to hold quality through hot summers and mild winters. Inland, geothermal heat supports glass or double-poly complexes that produce coloured pepper through winter for Russian, EU and Gulf export.
That split drives CAPEX: a coastal upgrade project and a geothermal-heated glass complex can differ by a factor of three per hectare, and picking the wrong archetype for the site is the most common budgeting error.
Coloured blocky capsicum on a V-system training with substrate growing is the export standard; local-market projects often stay on soil with lighter climate control.
What does a pepper greenhouse cost per hectare in Turkey?
Indicative planning ranges run USD 320,000–1.5 million per hectare. Coastal plastic multi-span with screens and fertigation sits at the low end; geothermal-heated glass with CO₂ and full automation at the high end.
All figures are indicative planning ranges for feasibility work — not quotations. Final specification and pricing come from qualified suppliers and engineers.
Indicative project economics — Sweet pepper in Turkey
Production regions: Antalya (Kumluca, Demre, Serik) · Mersin · Afyon / Kütahya geothermal belt · Şanlıurfa · İzmir
Technical specification
What we scope in this package
- Structure and covering matched to coastal or geothermal archetype
- Heating plant and distribution where geothermal is available
- Thermal / shade screens, ventilation and fogging
- Automated EC/pH fertigation with drain recovery
- Substrate and high-wire training systems
- Grading, pre-cooling and export packing
- Coloured blocky F1 pepper genetics with TSWV / PMMoV packages
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Open calculatorWater priced around USD 0.30/m³
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$1.6M–$3.4M / ha · 70–130 t / ha
$1.5M–$3.2M / ha · 350–700 t / ha
$22k–$55k / ha · 40–65 t / ha
$900k–$2.4M / ha · 350–600 t / ha
$120k–$380k / ha · 90–200 t / ha
$45k–$150k / ha · 30–60 t / ha
$250k–$700k / ha · 250–450 t / ha
$200k–$550k / ha · 120–280 t / ha
$300k–$700k / ha · 180–400 t / ha
$3.5M–$9M / ha · 900–2400 t / ha
$450k–$1.6M / ha · 200–550 t / ha
$400k–$1.1M / ha · 120–260 t / ha
$380k–$950k / ha · 250–550 t / ha
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Sweet pepper greenhouse RFQ — Turkey
One private brief for a sweet pepper greenhouse project in Turkey. A dedicated sourcing specialist opens it to qualified suppliers and EPC partners — vendor-neutral, buyer-first.