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‘AFYON BUFFALO YOGHURT’ OBTAINS GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATION CERTIFICATE…

“Afyon buffalo yoghurt” received geographical indication registration certificate… “Afyon buffalo yoghurt”, one of the local flavours of Afyonkarahisar province, has been registered with a geographical indication certificate by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office. Afyonkarahisar Chamber of Commerce and Industry Chairperson Hüsnü Serteser, in his written statement, noted that he …

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DAVUT ER: OLIVE AND OLIVE OIL EXPORTS BROUGHT 136 MILLION DOLLARS IN THE FIRST HALF OF 2021

Press release… Olive and olive oil exports reached 136 million dollars in the first half of 2021 In the first half of 2021, exports of olive and olive oil, one of Turkey’s traditional export products, amounted to 136 million dollars. Davut Er, Chairperson of Aegean Olive and Olive Oil Exporters’ …

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THE MINISTRY PLANS ISPARTA’S KUYUCAK VILLAGE TO TURN INTO A ‘VALLEY OF LAVENDERS’

With an aim to attract more tourists to the southern province of Isparta’s Kuyucak village, which is famous for its lavender flowers, the Ministry of Turkish Agriculture and Forestry will plant over 1 million lavender seeds this year to turn it into a “valley of lavenders.” “We will plant 1.2 million new lavenders. We will …

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RESTAURANTS WANT TO STAY OPEN FOR THE VACCINATED

Another lockdown will be a huge blow to Turkey’s eatery industry and restaurants, a business group has warned, calling for stricter measures that will help keep businesses open in the coming months. As part of the government’s efforts to bring COVID-19 under control, restaurants and cafes across the country remained closed for months during …

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BANGLADESH WAKING UP TO ADVERSE FALLOUT OF ALIEN PLANTS…

On eve of World Conservation Day, experts say large scale plantations of foreign species harmed environment, killed local plants… DHAKA, Bangladesh Bangladesh is waking up to the adverse impact of a non-native exotic plant species now endangering the environment and damaging indigenous plants. On eve of World Nature Conservation Day …

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UNREST ON AGRICULTURAL AREAS AND RURAL TOWNS IN KWANALU PROVINCE OF SOUTH AFRICA…

According to a survey conducted by the agricultural union of KwaZulu-Natal (KZN), Kwanalu, economic activities have been totally demolished in more than 55% of rural towns by the recent unrest and criminal activities which swept through the province last week. Kwanalu, who represents rural landowners, farmers and agribusinesses in KZN, …

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GFN: THREE BILLION PEOPLE CAN NOT AFFORD HEALTHY FOOD ACROSS THE WORLD

A message from Lisa Moon, President and CEO of GFN… Dear Partner,I’m going to begin with a sobering reality. Around the world, approximately 768 million people are chronically undernourished, nearly one in three people (2.37 billion) are facing moderate to severe food insecurity and three billion people cannot afford healthy …

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BİROL CELEP: WE TAKE ACTION TO BOOST OUR EXPORTS TO SOUTH KOREA

Press release… Turkey took action to boost its exports and reduce the trade deficit which amounts to 4.5 billion dollars to South Korea. Aegean Exporters’ Associations (EIB) organized the participation of Turkey in the Korea Imported Products Fair, which is the only import fair of South Korea and organized by …

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HAYRETTİN UÇAK: OUR EXPORT TARGET IN FRESH FIGS IS 75 MILLION DOLLARS

Press release… The target in the export of fresh figs is 75 million dollars… The export journey of fresh figs of Bursa Black and Sarılop varieties, which Turkey is the world leader in production and export and which adorns the tables of the British Royal Family, begins very soon. Earning …

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KINIK TOMATO TO GET GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATION!

Press release… Kınık Mayor Dr. Sadık Doğruer came together with the producers and companies at the Tomato Field Day, which was held due to the Harvest Festival. Mayor Doğruer shared the good news that an application has been made to the Turkish Patent Institute for the geographical registration of the …

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