Paste
Some 1,400 tons of pepper paste to be exported
Production facilities in the northwestern province of Bursa are expected to export 1,400 tons of pepper paste to the Netherlands to achieve an export revenue target of $1 million.
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UK: Slavery laws are one of the biggest loopholes fuelling border crisis, former immigration minister says
Theresa May’s measures are being exploited by lawyers. Some even submit “copy-paste claims” for their clients with the same details
Village woman shares success story at int’l symposium
A woman who made her village famous countrywide with special tomato paste and tarhana soup in the northwestern province of Bursa has been invited to international symposiums in Kazakhstan to share her experiences with young female entrepreneurs.
"A woman can succeed in anything she wants," Sermin Cakalıoğlu said in her speeches to Kazakh women in five meetings in three cities.
Silicon Valley inventor of 'cut, copy and paste' dies
Silicon Valley on Feb. 19 was mourning a pioneering computer scientist whose accomplishments included inventing the widely relied on "cut, copy and paste" command.
Bronx-born Lawrence "Larry" Tesler died this week at age 74, according to Xerox, where he spent part of his career.
North Macedonia Awaits Economic Breakthrough That Never Comes
Economic forecasts for 2020 say that the year ahead will be a copy-paste of the year behind - with solid results but not the spectacular advances that politicians keep predicting.
Astronauts Made Pizzas in Space (Video)
Astronauts at the International Space Station have released a video how they made pizzas in space, Associated Press reported.
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New salt regulation comes into effect on tomato paste, olives
New regulations decreasing the amount of salt in tomato paste and edible olives and forbidding the addition of extra sugar to fruit juices have entered into force with the start of the new year.
The Food, Agriculture and Livestock Ministry said in a statement that efforts to protect the health of the consumers continued non-stop and that the new regulation was part of these efforts.