In Sarıgöl, grape producer expects exports to gain momentum

Farmers growing Sultani seedless grapes from Manisa's Sarıgöl district, which are on dining tables around the world, are urging traders to start grape cuttings immediately for export. The world-famous Sultani seedless grapes grown in Manisa's Sarıgöl district are waiting to be harvested under cover. Producers, who do not want the grapes to be kept under cover, are asking for the export grapes to be harvested as soon as possible. The producers, who are calling on exporters to speed up the harvest, want traders to act quickly and speed up the process. Grape producer İlyas Tosun, who says he looks after his vineyards like the apple of his eye, said, "We look after our vineyards like the apple of our eye. We have been working with agricultural engineers for years, applying the latest systems to get quality grapes, and we hardly leave the vineyard. In short, we are fighting for every cluster." Sarıgöl Agricultural Chamber President Ali İhsan Ülgen, who is asking exporters to speed up ...