Turkey: Karaburun Municipality shares its olive harvest with cooperatives

Published 2021년 11월 12일

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The article highlights a partnership between the Karaburun Municipality in Turkey and two local agricultural development cooperatives, Batı Mahallesileri and Eğlenhoca, to manage the harvest of approximately 95 decares of municipal olive groves. This collaboration aims to boost the district's agricultural income by sharing a portion of the olive oil profits with the cooperatives. The facility responsible for the oil production has been renovated and modernized by the municipality, creating a significant number of jobs, particularly for women. The mayors stress the importance of supporting local producers and enhancing the value of Karaburun's agricultural products like olives, olive oil, and olive tea.

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Accordingly, the harvesting process in approximately 95 decares of olive groves located in different parts of the district and owned by the Municipality will be carried out by Batı Mahallesileri Agricultural Development Cooperative and Eğlenhoca Agricultural Development Cooperative. A 10% share of the olive oil obtained will be given to the cooperatives that carry out the olive harvest, which has an important place among the agricultural income sources of the Karaburun Municipality. Karaburun Mayor Ilkay Girgin Erdogan, who stated that they signed an exemplary cooperation with the development cooperatives operating in the district, with the decision taken at the November Assembly Meeting of the Karaburun Municipality, said that they carried out works that serve the common welfare of the district by using the possibilities of the Municipality with maximum efficiency with the vision of "local development". told. // THEY ARE THE MASTER OF THE NATION Stating that the olive groves of ...

Source: Sondakika