Target branding on EU-registered products in Turkiye

Published 2024년 7월 16일

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The articles highlights the joy and anticipation in the cities of Bingöl and Osmaniye, as their locally produced honey and peanuts have been granted geographical indication registration by the European Union. This registration is expected to boost the production and export of these products, increasing their market value and visibility within the EU. Mehmet Ali Aba, President of the Bingöl Beekeepers Association, and Osmaniye Governor Erdinç Yılmaz expressed optimism about the potential benefits for local producers and the economy. Additionally, Gaziantep, a city known for its diverse geographically indicated products, is set to further develop its food industry with the support of the Agriculture and Rural Development Support Institution (TKDK), thanks to its inclusion in the IPARD III Program.

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The geographical indication registration of Bingöl honey and Osmaniye peanuts, produced in the plateaus with rich flora, from the European Union (EU) was welcomed with joy in both cities. As an important process begins towards branding of registered products, production and exports are expected to increase further. Mehmet Ali Aba, President of Bingöl Beekeepers Association, stated that they were happy that the honey they produced received geographical indication registration from the EU. Aba said, "We are moving towards branding. With this registration, the market value of honey increases and opens the way for exports." Bingöl University Rector Prof. Dr. İbrahim Çapak said, "Bingöl honey has now been registered both in Turkey and the European Union. The EU registration will have serious repercussions on honeykeepers and producers. From now on, very high quality honey will be on the field. And we will have beekeepers who are willing or willing to produce this honey." "I hope this ...

Source: Haber7