Bursa, the producer (agricultural products)

With its fertile soil and climate, Bursa stands out as one of Turkey's agricultural paradises, renowned both in Turkey and around the world for its peaches, quince, apolyont cherries, table olives, and black figs, which are synonymous with the city's name. Strawberries and blackberries grown at the foot of Mount Uludağ account for a significant portion of Turkey's production, while the artichokes from Hasanağa village are also notable for their quality. Bursa not only enriches our tables with these abundant local products but also makes a significant contribution to the Turkish economy.

Gemlik Olives and Olive Oil of Bursa

This olives, which are grown in Gemlik, Orhangazi and İznik districts of Bursa, is the most quality and delicious table olives in the world.

Bursa Peach

This peach, which have many different types, is one of the favourite fruits in summer.

The Spring Water Of Bursa

Bursa is the richest city of Turkey in terms of water and mineral water spring resources.

Bursa Strawberry

It is produced in Keles, Orhaneli, Harmancık and Büyükorhan, which are known mountain districs of Bursa.

Hasanağa Artichoke

Hasanağa Village of Bursa's Nilüfer district is one of the regions where Turkey's best quality artichokes are grown.

Blueberry

Bursa is one of the major centers for blueberry production in Turkey.

Bursa Raspberry and Blackberry

These fruits, grown in the unique plant diversity of the Uludağ skirts of Bursa, are picked by the local people living in the mountain villages of this region.

Gürsu Gooseberry

Gürsu Gooseberry is a pear variety with unique characteristics that grows in the fertile lands of Gürsu district of Bursa, crowned with geographical indication registration.

İznik Müşküle Grape

İznik Müşküle Grape is a special grape variety grown in the village of Müşküle, located in the İznik district of Bursa, distinguished by its unique flavor and quality.

Yenişehir Pepper

Yenişehir pepper is a product that is recognized especially with its geographical indication registration and is in great demand both at home and abroad.

Bursa Apolyont Cherry

This cherry, named after Apolyont, which is the ancient name of Gölyazı village of Bursa, has a special place among other cherry types because it is large than and crimson to them.