The Turkish Tea ÇAYKUR is being drunk all around the world

The state company of Turkey, which makes the production of the tea ÇAYKUR, is increasing the number of countries that the product is being sold to.

Currently, the tea is exported to 110 countries of the world - 38 European, 37 African, as well as America, Asia, and the Middle East.

According to the general director of ÇAYKUR company, Imdat Sutluoglu, the list of importing countries will be expanded this year.

“We produce truly high-quality products. The countries increase their purchase after buying it. But, we also want to introduce our tea to other countries of the world.” Says Sutluoglu.

We note that the company produces black and green leaf tea, which is especially soft, without bitterness. The stage of production for the tea’s quality is controlled at all stages.

06.02.2018

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