"This confirms the compliance of our control and certification system with European Union standards," the message states.
The European Commission's decision will open new opportunities for Kyrgyz honey producers, increasing their competitiveness in international markets.Previously, efforts were made to bring Kyrgyz honey to the European market, but strict certification requirements made this process impossible.
"The Ministry will continue its work to expand the range of domestic products that can enter the European Union market," the agency added.
