A significant step has been taken for Burmahan cherries, which are produced at a rate of 900 tons per year in Manavgat district of Antalya and exported to 35 countries. Applications have been initiated to register this cherry, which stands out for its early ripening and contributes to the regional economy, with a geographical indication.
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Grown on approximately 1500 decares of land in Manavgat district of Antalya, this local product, with an annual production reaching 900 tons, is exported to 35 countries. Efforts have begun to register the product, which contributes to the regional economy, with a geographical indication.
A significant step has been taken for Burmahan cherries, which are produced at a rate of 900 tons per year in Manavgat district of Antalya and exported to 35 countries. Applications have been initiated to register this cherry, which stands out for its early ripening and contributes to the regional economy, with a geographical indication.