Turkey: The price of aronia has been determined

Published 2023년 9월 3일

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The first harvest of aronia, a super fruit with various health benefits, was made in Mersin's Silifke district in Turkey and 50 kilos of the fruit were exported to Arab countries. Aronia is known to help balance cholesterol levels, strengthen blood vessels, and relieve symptoms of certain allergies and respiratory conditions. The production of aronia in Turkey has been increasing since 2017, with over 200 decares of production in various regions, and there are incentives provided by the ministry for aronia cultivation. The retail price for aronia is 250 lira, wholesale is 200 lira, and it sells for 400 lira in markets.
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The first harvest of aronia, which started to be produced on a 1-decare area in Mersin's Silifke district, was made. 50 kilos of aronia collected were exported to Arab countries. Aronia is sold for 200 liras in the garden and 400 liras in greengrocers. By keeping the cholesterol level in the blood in balance, preventing vascular occlusion and clot formation, aronia also helps to strengthen blood vessels. At the same time, aronia berry is known to relieve symptoms of hay fever, sinusitis and asthma. The first harvest of the aronia super fruit for export was made. The first harvest of the superfruit, which was brought from North America and started to be produced in Turkey in 2017 and prescribed in Russia, was made to Arab countries. The aronia plant, whose seedlings were brought from Çanakkale and started production in Silifke in 2021, started to produce fruit after two years. 50 kilos of fruit were obtained in the first harvest from the North American plant aronia, which was ...
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