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Turkey Turns Lavender Into Income
The Kayseri Municipality in Turkey has begun harvesting lavender flowers from its gardens to turn them into essential oils and natural perfumes. The aim is to diversify income sources and reduce reliance solely on taxes. The flowers are collected and the oils are extracted through steam distillation, then packaged in containers marketed as natural products. Lavender is used worldwide in the manufacture of perfumes, cosmetics, and soaps. It is considered an important aromatic plant that attracts tourists during the blooming season, and its claimed health benefits—such as reducing stress and improving sleep—are popular, although some of these benefits require scientific validation.
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