In Muğla, which accounts for 90% of the world's pine honey production and 83% of Turkey's pine…

In Muğla, which accounts for 90% of the world's pine honey production and 83% of Turkey's pine honey production, the yield of pine honey has pleased producers for the first time since 2019. Despite forest fires and global climate change, the pine trees in Muğla's honey forests have turned white due to the necessary basra for pine honey.

In 2020, the pandemic, and in 2021, the largest forest fires in the history of the Republic that occurred in Muğla, along with the burned honey forests, led to many migratory beekeepers coming to the rural areas of Kıran, Sarnıç, and Denizova, as well as the districts of Milas, Bodrum, Köyceğiz, and Datça for pine honey production.

The target is 20 thousand tons of pine honey