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Bursa Chestnut is the fruit of Castanea sativa trees native to the province of Bursa in Türkiye’s Marmara Region. This product is cultivated in villages at specific elevations on the slopes of Uludağ and is protected under geographical indication. Its production, from cultivation to storage, follows specific technical and traditional methods. Distinguished by its morphological and chemical characteristics from other chestnut varieties, Bursa Chestnut is defined by the grafting techniques applied

Kastamonu Lamb Chestnut, Kastamonu is a fruit of the Castanea sativa Mill. species that grows naturally in the forest areas of certain districts along the coastal strip of Kastamonu Province. It is distinguished by its small size, thin easy-to-peel shell, and sweet flavor. This product has been officially registered as a geographical indication by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office and was registered on 29.02.2024.Product CharacteristicsKastamonu Lamb Chestnut is typically a small-sized

The Aydın chestnut is a native type of chestnut grown in the Aydın province of Türkiye, characterized by its strong aroma, large size, and shiny shell. Protected by a geographical indication registration, this product reflects the agricultural identity of its region and stands out with its high economic value in both national and international markets. The traditional production methods grant the Aydın chestnut a unique flavor profile and high-quality attributes.Geographical Distribution and Pro

Chestnut honey is a type of honey produced when bees collect and process nectar and pollen from the flowers of the chestnut tree (Castanea sativa). It generally has a dark color ranging from dark brown to nearly black and can exhibit amber tones. Its taste is described as slightly bitter, astringent, and characterized by a strong herbal aroma. The sweetness is lower compared to other types of honey, and thanks to its high fructose content, it is resistant to crystallization. Even when crystalliz