ARZU TURKISH DELIGHT RECEIVED GREAT INTEREST IN ANKARA WITH ÇAKIRAĞA BRAND...

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Press release...

Arzu Turkish Delight (Lokum) Confectionery owner Zafer Coşkun, a member of Ödemiş (a district of Izmir province) Chamber of Commerce, successfully represented his region with the Çakırağa brand at the 12th Aegean Provinces Promotion Days Fair in Ankara.

The booth attracted great interest where Youth and Sports Minister Mehmet Kasapoğlu visited as well as a large number of bureaucrats and deputies. Local products on display at the booth, especially fig, black mulberry and chestnut delights highly appreciated by visitors.
arzu lokum ödemiş ile ilgili görsel sonucu
The grandchildren of Birgili Çakırağa, living in Ankara, were among those who visited the booth. They said that seeing and announcing the name Çakırağa made them happy.

The Zeybek show played by Asya, the daughter of booth owner Zafer Coşkun during the fair was also met with great interest.

Zafer Coşkun, the owner of Arzu Delight Company, said that their brand was the most popular stand in the exhibition. "Although we are surprised to see that we are the only company from Izmir to participate in the fair, we are very pleased with this intense interest we have seen by the people of Ankara," he concluded...

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