Turkey is well-known for traditional foods such as Turkish Delight and Turkish Coffee, but it is also the world's greatest producer of hazelnuts. Turkish hazelnuts account for around 72.9 percent of global supply, with the country's Eastern Black Sea region producing approximately 60 percent of that.
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