08.07.2017 / Malatya
Hisarcıklıoğlu said they will accept the registration certificate in Ankara next week.
Customs and Trade Minister Tüfenkci said, “We need to market Malatya apricot with a certificate of registration, both in the world and in Europe, in a much different way, and we need to have an action plan.”
Recalling that Turkey has already received this registration from the EU for “Antep baklava / Gaziantep baklava as an agricultural product as well as the “Aydın incir” as agricultural product, Tüfenkci stated now that Malatya apricot it is registered with the EU, it will be protected from unfair competition at least in Europe.
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