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New Food Trends from BAM
New Food Trends from BAM

Pulses Research Center established by Mersin Commodity Exchange, vegan, vegetarian, no
Addition of pulse products for new consumption trends such as allergen and gluten-free food
It develops valuable derivative products and necessary processes and offers them to industrialists.
Mersin is a city where a large part of the Turkish pulses industry is clustered and where pulses are exported.
In Mersin, where 80 percent of the trade takes place, high value-added derivative products
Studies at the Pulse Research Center (BAM), which will carry out activities on the subject
started. Various products from pulses can be produced at the center in a short period of approximately 1 month.
It was developed and started to be put into service for the sector.
BAM was established by Mersin Commodity Exchange with the support of Çukurova Development Agency.
R&D, production, consultancy and other engineering support for pulse companies in the city
activities started. General Coordinator: Dr. At the center undertaken by Canan Tiryaki
for vegan, vegetarian, non-allergenic and gluten-free food consumption trends in legume products.
New derivative products and processes are developed and offered to industrialists. Approximately 1 month in the center
In ongoing studies; pasta, chips, squid, milk, cheese, legume products
pudding, cookies, eggless cake, chickpea milk jam, ice cream, tarhana mayonnaise, flour,
Value-added derivative products such as coffee, salep, egg white, salami and sausage were developed.