Turpan raisins are geographical indication protected products. Turpan Raisins is a geographical indication certification trademark. Turpan raisins are agricultural products with geographical indications.

Turpan is located in a low-lying basin in central Xinjiang and is known as the "Fire Continent". It is my country's main grape production base. Due to its high temperature, long sunshine hours, large temperature difference between day and night, and dry climate, with high temperatures in autumn and frequent dry and hot winds, it is particularly suitable for the growth of grapes. Shengjin Township, Turpan City is a typical ethnic minority area. The township is home to three ethnic groups: Uyghur, Han and Hui. The total population is 25,009. The Uyghurs are 23,819, accounting for 95.2% of the total population; the Han people are 665, accounting for 95.2% of the total population. 2.7% of the total population; 531 Hui people, accounting for 2.1% of the total population. The climate of Shengjin Township is a typical warm temperate arid desert climate. The sunshine hours are long, the temperature is high, precipitation is scarce, and the wind is strong. However, due to a large amount of snow water, the soil texture in the township is salted yellow clay loam and lightly salted brown clay. The soil fertility is medium and rich in potassium. Suitable for growing grapes, grain, cotton and other plants. The township focuses on the development of grapes, vegetables, forestry and fruit industries, and animal husbandry. With the efforts of people of all ethnic groups in the township, the township achieved a per capita net income of 6,382 yuan for farmers and herdsmen in 2012, an increase of 632 yuan in per capita income, an increase of 11%.

Product features: Turpan raisins are naturally air-dried in a unique local cool house and refined using advanced equipment and technology from the United States and Japan. The product has pure color and unique flavor, does not contain any additives and pigments, and is rich in natural fructose, protein, vitamins, cellulose, and various trace elements such as iron, potassium, calcium, phosphorus, magnesium and other nutrients needed by the human body. The foreign scientific community has identified that raisins contain a special anti-cancer substance and are a multi-purpose pure natural health food. Grapes have the effect of "enriching blood and strengthening muscles and bones, strengthening the stomach and promoting fluids to eliminate polydipsia, replenishing qi and promoting fluids and urinating, nourishing the kidneys and liver, and improving the complexion." Eating more grapes can relieve cold hands and feet, low back pain, anemia, etc., and improve immunity. .

Geographical scope

Turpan City and surrounding areas, specifically Turpan City, Shanshan County, Toksun County, and the 221st Regiment of the 13th Agricultural Division of the Corps

Specific quality

Xinjiang grapes are made from seedless white grapes from Turpan, Xinjiang, which are naturally air-dried in local unique greenhouses and refined using advanced equipment and technology from the United States and Japan. The product has pure color and unique flavor, does not contain any additives and pigments, and is rich in natural fructose, protein, vitamins, cellulose, and various trace elements such as iron, potassium, calcium, phosphorus, magnesium and other nutrients needed by the human body. The foreign scientific community has identified that raisins contain a special anti-cancer substance and are a multi-purpose pure natural health food.

Cultural Allusions

Xinjiang has a long history of producing raisins. According to "Taiping Guangji" records, during the Datong Period of Liang State in the Southern Dynasty (535--540 AD), Gaochang State (in Today's Turpan County) once sent envoys to donate raisins to Emperor Wu of Liang; archaeologists also found Turpan raisins in Tang Dynasty tombs in Turpan. Nowadays, the raisins produced in Turpan are not only sold to various provinces and cities in China, but also exported to Japan, Southeast Asia, and Hong Kong. Waiting places.