USA’s capia pepper from Turkey

Published 2024년 10월 7일

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Malatya, a city known for its dried apricot production, has diversified its agricultural products and added value to its economy by starting the cultivation and export of capia peppers. Despite climate changes, the city has found a way to continue producing strawberries and capia peppers in the later months of the year. These products, along with sunflower seeds and onions, are frozen and exported to the USA. The Malatya Chamber of Commerce is planning to expand the production areas for these alternative products to reduce dependence on dried apricots alone.
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In Malatya, capia peppers cultivated in hundreds of acres of land are frozen after harvest and exported to the USA. Malatya, where 85 percent of the world's dried apricot production is carried out, has recently added value to the city's economy with various products produced. In addition to strawberry, sunflower seeds for snacks, and onion cultivation, capia peppers, which have become widespread in recent years, are frozen and exported to the USA. "Important studies are being conducted on alternative products" Noting that positive results have been obtained in the studies carried out for a while to increase product diversity as an alternative to dried apricot production in the city, Ramazan Özcan, President of the Malatya Chamber of Commerce (MTB), said, "Important studies have been conducted in Malatya in recent years to grow alternative products without being dependent on dried apricots alone. We stated that a significant amount of strawberry production was carried out in the ...
Source: Iha

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