Taşköprü district in Kastamonu, Turkey, is projected to produce around 25 thousand tons of garlic this year, following a decrease in yield from over 35 thousand tons last year. The garlic grown in this region is known for its high selenium and sulfur ratio, with a shelf life of 10 months. The quality of this year's crop is expected to improve after last year's decrease due to unfavorable weather. There is a concern for the sustainability of garlic cultivation in the region due to low prices and the sale of low-quality garlic as Taşköprü garlic, which is a geographical indication for both Turkey and the EU.