Taurus honey of Turkey is on its way to Europe

Published 2021년 12월 1일

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Beekeepers in Erdemli, Mersin, Turkey, have established a digital market connection to export 1 million Euros worth of honey and bee products, including organic honey, pollen, royal jelly, and propolis, to the Netherlands annually. The first shipment was sent in partnership with beekeeper Celal Çay and the Mersin Erdemli Municipality, which is leading an e-commerce digital transformation project to bring more value to agricultural products and enhance their export potential. This initiative aims to boost the economic growth of the region by leveraging digital platforms and promoting high-quality agricultural products on a global scale.
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Taurus honey is on its way to Europe With the business connection established in the digital market, 1 million Euros of honey and bee products will be exported to the Netherlands. In the target of the agreement with the Netherlands, 50 tons of products will be exported annually, consisting of organic honey, pollen, royal jelly and propolis products. MERSIN - Beekeepers, who opened the digital market with the digital transformation project in Erdemli district of Mersin, will export the most beautiful honeys of the Taurus Mountains and Anatolia to Europe. There are 4,000 beekeepers operating in Mersin, one of Turkey's most important honey production centers. During the pandemic process, beekeepers, who accelerated the 'digital market' expansion with the e-commerce digital transformation project under the leadership of Mersin Erdemli Municipality, opened the door to export with their work. Beekeeper Celal Çay, which produces with the quality of 'Controlled Beekeeping System' in ...
Source: Sondakika

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