Geographically Indicated Products

Our ancient city of Bursa, which has been home to many civilizations throughout history, is a place where people from different cultures live, and it remains one of the most important trade hubs today, continuing to hold its significance. It possesses significant potential in terms of products eligible for geographical indication.

While there were 8 products with geographical indications in our province by the end of 2018, this number has now reached a total of 29, including 18 with geographical indications and 11 with origin indications. Thus, our province ranks first in the Marmara Region in terms of the number of geographical indications it possesses.

With the increased awareness on this issue in our province, and with the initiative and extensive contributions of municipalities, chambers of commerce and industry, commodity exchanges, chambers of agriculture, and cooperative unions, 17 of our products have been registered as geographical indications since 2021. Gemlik Olive and Bursa Black Fig are our products that have received EU geographical indication status. In addition, applications for registration with the EU have been submitted for İnegöl Köfte, Bursa Peach, and most recently, Bursa Chestnut Candy.

Bursa Silk

The history of silkworm breeding, which is the first stage of sericulture, dates back to ancient times.

Bursa Doner Kebab

This flavour, which is one of the most special Products of Bursa with its deep-rooted history, special recipe, cooking style and unique presentation.

Candied Chestnut

This dessert, made with chestnuts collected from Chestnut trees on the foothills of Uludağ,

İznik Tile

İznik district of Bursa is a city that has been the capital of many civilizations for centuries.

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.

Meatballs with Pita

It is a local flavour that you can find only in Bursa with its presentation, content and materials.

Bursa Knife

When we look at the adventure of Bursa’s hammersmiths, who form the basis of Bursa knife, it is understood from the records that it has a history of seven hundred years.

Bursa Peach

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

Pita With Tahini

This pita, which is one of the local flavour of Bursa, was also included in the Ottoman cuisine.

Hasanağa Artichoke

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

Bursa Towel

Towel, which is among the values of Bursa, is a gift of Bursa to the world.

Gedelek Pickle

This product, which is named after Gedelek Villages of Orhangazi Districts in Bursa, is the most delicious pickle in the world. Why the pickle is such a high quality.

Mustafakemalpaşa Cheese Dessert

This dessert, which belongs to Mustafakemalpaşa district of Bursa, is one of the traditional dessert of Bursa cuisine.

Cantık

This flavour, which is made by different bakeries of Bursa, especially the historical Kayhan Bazaar, is a unique pita variety of Bursa with its style and presentation.

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 Derbent Weaving

The history of İznik Derbent Weaving dates back to ancient times.

İnegöl Kofta

It is a meatball brand that belongs to İnegöl district of Bursa.

İznik Müşküle Needlework

İznik Müşküle Needlework is a traditional handicraft with high cultural and artistic value, unique to the Müşküle Village of Iznik, Bursa.

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.

Milk Halvah

It is one of the most delicious and important dessert of Bursa cuisine.

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.