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Ağrı Geven Honey is a monofloral strained honey unique to Ağrı Province in Türkiye’s Eastern Anatolia Region, derived from the geven plant (Astragalus spp.). Produced by colonies of the Caucasian honey bee (Apis mellifera caucasia), this honey is distinguished by its color, which ranges from pale yellow to orange; its thick consistency; and its mild burning sensation in the throat. The pollen profile of the product contains at least 50% geven pollen, with supporting pollen from families Asterace

Elazığ geven honey is a floral honey produced from the nectar of Astragalus spp. (geven) and other local flowering plants within the boundaries of Elazığ province, Türkiye. Registered as a Designation of Origin under Industrial Property Law No. 6769, it was officially recorded by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office on September 21, 2022. The application was made by the Elazığ Beekeepers’ Association. Definition and Distinctive Features Elazığ geven honey is available as strained or honeycomb

Erzincan Geven Honey is a floral honey produced by bees collecting nectar from the perennial geven plant growing within the geographical boundaries of Erzincan and other local flora species. The product was registered as a Geographical Indication with registration number 1831 on 18 March 2026, under protection granted by Law No. 6769 on Industrial Property, effective from 9 January 2023. This product, registered by the Beekeepers Union of Erzincan Province, reflects the distinctive climatic and