Turkey: Leaf contributes 90 million TL to the district

Published 2021년 8월 21일

Tridge summary

The Erbaa narince vineyard leaves, a unique product with a distinct aroma and delicate structure, have become a significant economic contributor to the region, generating an annual income of 90 million TL. These leaves, used in Turkish cuisine and exported to 15 countries, particularly Europe, have seen a price increase due to their increased demand and geographical indication. The production is concentrated in around 20 villages and provides employment for about 8-10 thousand people. There are plans to increase production capacity and added value to further boost the local economy.
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The geographically registered Erbaa narince vineyard leaves, which are produced on an area of 19,820 decares in the district, attract great attention both in the domestic and international markets. Erbaa leaf, which draws attention with its unique aroma, thin and delicate structure, is the main ingredient of products such as olive oil wrap and stuffed beans, which have an important place in Turkish cuisine. An annual income of 90 million TL is obtained from grape leaves, which are sent to many countries, especially in the country and Europe. Ertuğrul Karagöl, the Mayor of Erbaa, who stated that the vineyard leaf contributes greatly to the economy of the district, said, "Erbaa delicately, the vineyard leaf is a product that has received a geographical indication. It is a product of this region with a geographical indication. It is a product that makes a name for itself with its unique aroma and has a serious economic contribution to the region. This production is carried out in ...
Source: Haber7

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