A seedling tissue laboratory is established in Borsa, Turkey

Published 2022년 2월 28일

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The Chairman of the Bandırma Commodity Exchange, Halit Sezgin, has highlighted the necessity for a 'seedling tissue laboratory' in Sahil Yenice village, Bandırma, to continue exporting grafted walnut saplings to the EU. The village is a key producer of these saplings, exporting to 95% of Turkey and 33 other countries. Despite the request for the laboratory being submitted to the Minister of Agriculture, no progress has been made. The Bandırma Commodity Exchange has called for public support to keep the issue prominent.
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Bandırma Commodity Exchange Chairman of the Board Halit Sezgin gave information about the "seedling tissue laboratory" studies: Sezgin explains: “The Sahil Yenice village of Bandırma has an important place in the production of grafted walnut saplings, not only in our country but also in the world. They export to approximately 95% of our country and approximately 33 countries including Greece, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Kosovo, Azerbaijan, Russia, England, Serbia and Romania. In order for our producers to continue exporting to EU countries, they need the establishment of a Tissue Culture Laboratory. We, as Bandırma Commodity Exchange, TOBB Balıkesir Province Academic Advisor Prof. Dr. We established a tissue culture research commission with the participation of Metehan Yılgör and our members who produce grafted walnut saplings. Our commission held meetings in order to solve the problem of the sector as soon as possible, and delivered the file it had prepared to the Minister of Agriculture ...

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