MAHMUT A. DURUK: WE EXPORT FRUIT JUICES ALL OVER THE WORLD

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"We export fruit juices all over the world"

Aroma Deputy Chairman Mahmut Atom Duruk said: "Fruit juice and concentrate exports reached 300 million dollars on an annual basis. That means Turkish fruit juice is sent all over the world."

Expressing that particularly foreign companies weigh down on exports of juice and concentrates in Turkey, Duruk stated: "In particular, he expressed in weight of exports of foreign companies producing fruit juice and concentrate in Turkey static, "We produce in accordance with the criteria of the codex and international institutions and organizations, additives and preservative-free fruit juice production available. Inappropriate production is not possible, all production process is under control."
mahmut atom duruk ile ilgili görsel sonucu

"Turkey produces at world standards, suitable for juice and concentrate. Our juice with standards accepted by the whole world is very popular. There exists conventional and standard fruit production in the world. But our fruit scent and taste is much higher since produced fruits in Turkey expose to less intervention. Our fruit production is naturally more popular because it is not a very fabricated type. That's why Turkish fruit juices are more preferred in the world because of their higher taste and aroma" he added..

Emphasizing that firms in Turkey never use any preservative, he noted: ""Some dieticians say 'no fiber in fruit juices.' Yet mostly peach and apricot juice sold in Turkey. Peaches manufactured with their fibre."
meyve suyu ve konsantresi ile ilgili görsel sonucu

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