Bulgarian fish farms produce 15-16,000 tons of fish per year

Published 2022년 1월 12일

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Bulgaria has around 780 registered fish farms, producing approximately 15-16 thousand tons of fish annually, with an estimated 5-6 thousand tons being produced in the gray economy. The country has approximately 1,840 ships and boats, with the BG Fish Association operating 53 of them. However, not all fishermen are registered, and not all boats are reporting their catch quantities accurately. Bulgaria also has 55 fish processing plants, with 10-15 of them not in operation. The European Maritime Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund (EMVAF), a new European green policy initiative, will continue to promote fish farming. The Bulgarian paying agency has distributed nearly BGN 1.7 million in aid to eight projects within the Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Program.

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The registered fish farms in Bulgaria are about 780. They produce about 15-16 thousand tons of fish, said Bulgarian Farmer Yordan Gospodinov, executive director of the trade association BG Fish. According to him, however, there are 5-6 thousand tons in the gray economy. A similar picture can be seen in fishing itself – there are 1,840 ships and boats in the country of which a hundred are already the ships. The BG Fish Association has 53 fishing vessels, of which 31 are vessels. “According to the whole statistics we have caught 49.6% of the fish with these 53 vessels. The other 50% come from the other 1,800 ships and boats. Somehow the bill doesn't work out, fish that do at all "Of course not all fishermen are registered, not all boats release at the designated places and do not indicate the actual quantities," he said. There are also 55 fish processing plants in Bulgaria, of which 10 to 15 are not operating at full capacity or at all. "Yet they want to build new ones. We as an ...

Source: Agroberichtenbuitenland