Silkworms started spinning their cocoons
Ramazan Işık, the Chairman of the Kozabirlik Board of Directors, who works at the Sarıcakaya and Koza Agricultural Sales Cooperative in Eskişehir, where all the cocoons produced by silkworms in Turkey are stored, says, ‘We are practicing positive discrimination. I also …
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Ramazan Işık, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Kozabirlik, who is responsible for the Sarıcakaya and Koza Agricultural Sales Cooperatives located in Eskişehir, where all the cocoons of silkworms produced in Turkey are stored, stated, ‘We are practicing positive discrimination. I also recommend our producers to benefit from this. Koza Birliği is always by their side, everything is free for us, as long as they produce.’
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