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Bartın Women’s Market is a traditional folk market unique to the province of Bartın in Türkiye, also known locally as “Galla Pazarı” or “Garıla Pazarı,” where only women participate as producers and vendors. Market functions as a direct marketplace where female producers from Bartın’s urban center and surrounding villages sell products they have made with their own labor.HistoryThe history of the Bartın Women’s Market is rooted in the integration of women’s labor into local trade and commerce. T

Quince lokum, produced in the Osmaneli district of Bilecik and geographically designated by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office in 2022, is a unique fruit lokum made from quinces that are boiled and turned into purée.Definition and Distinctive CharacteristicsThis is a distinctive type of lokum whose outer surface is coated with grated coconut, has a dull matte brown appearance with low gelatinous sheen, and requires skilled craftsmanship in production. When consumed, it gives the sensation o

Salıpazarı chestnut honey is a unique variety of honey produced in the Salıpazarı district of Samsun province in Türkiye, and is protected by a geographical indication. This product stands out due to its distinctive qualities shaped by the region’s natural flora, climatic conditions, and traditional production methods.Geographical Source and Production AreaSalıpazarı chestnut honey is produced exclusively from nectar collected from chestnut forests located within the boundaries of Salıpazarı dis

Dikmen honey is a unique and flavorful honey produced in the Dikmen locality, part of the Yeniköy Neighborhood in the Karacasu district of Aydın. Due to the fact that this honey is derived exclusively from plants native to this region, it is protected under a “Geographical Indication”. This designation, much like an identity card, certifies that the honey originates from this specific area and is of exceptional value.What Makes Dikmen Honey Unique?Dikmen honey derives its flavor and aroma from m

Şırnak Dergul Tahini has been registered as a geographical indication under Law No. 6769 on Industrial Property. The registering authority is the Şırnak Provincial Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry, with the registration date being 29 August 2023 (Registration No: 1460). The product is produced within the boundaries of the Kumçatı Village in the central district of Şırnak, and bears the geographical indication emblem along with the label “Şırnak Dergul Tahini” on its packaging or directly