Bonito abundance in Çanakkale, Turkey

Published 2021년 9월 16일

Tridge summary

The Çanakkale Fish Market is experiencing a surge in consumer interest, particularly for bonito fish. Despite the diverse range of fish available, consumers are also purchasing sardines and anchovies in large quantities. Other popular choices include haddock and scallops, while bluefish is sold at a higher price. Ersen Duman, President of Çanakkale Central Fisheries Cooperative No. 1, anticipates an increase in the availability of bluefish, yellow wing, and bluefish in the upcoming days. The current fish supply is described as having a good variety and sufficient to meet the citizens' needs.
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Original content

Bonito, which was caught by big boats in the Çanakkale Strait and the Marmara Sea and sold for 20-25 liras per piece, aroused the Çanakkale Fish Market due to the intense interest of the consumers. Despite the increase in diversity, those who want small fish buy sardines and anchovies. Haddock and scallops are also preferred for their cheap prices. The bluefish, which is described as the "prince of the seas" due to its unique characteristics, is caught by anglers in this period and offered for sale at 150 liras per kilogram. "More variety, less quantity" Ersen Duman, President of Çanakkale Central Fisheries Cooperative No. 1, said that the first 15 days of the season are behind. Explaining that the variety on the counters is high, but the amount of fish offered for sale is not very plentiful, Duman said: "We anticipate that there will be plenty of bluefish, yellow wing and bluefish" Melih Kayıkçı, one of the shopkeepers of the market, emphasized that their expectations for this ...
Source: Haber7

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