Turkey: Herbal teas of the Eastern Black Sea Region are exported

Published 2021년 6월 9일

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The President of the Eastern Black Sea Project Regional Development Administration (DOKAP), Hakan Gültekin, announced the production of medical and aromatic plants grown in the Black Sea region and their preparation for export. The products include lemon, lemon balm tea, thyme tea, and St. John's wort. Since 2015, studies on 40 out of 450 medicinal and aromatic plants have been conducted across nine provinces, with lemon, lemon balm tea, and thyme tea now ready for both domestic and foreign markets. Gültekin expressed gratitude to those who supported the initiative and expressed optimism for its future in both the domestic and international trade scene.

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Eastern Black Sea Project Regional Development Administration (DOKAP) President Hakan Gültekin announced that the medical and aromatic plants grown in the nature of the Black Sea have been produced and they have reached the export point. Gültekin said, "Our lemon, lemon balm tea and thyme tea are now in boxes. St. John's wort has reached the point where it will be exported." Gültekin, who made statements at the protocol signing ceremony of the projects to be supported by DOKAP in Ordu, said that they made an inventory study of 450 medicinal and aromatic plants grown in the region in the first place. Stating that the studies on medicinal and aromatic plants, which have been carried out in 9 provinces since 2015, have reached a very successful point, Gültekin gave the following information: "We have set a target for 40 plants, important studies have been carried out on 17 plants in 9 provinces in terms of results. In this direction, today "We have come to a process that can be the ...

Source: Sondakika