Turkey: Crayfish sold 30 liras at the counter, 500 liras in the restaurant

Published 2021년 10월 25일

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In Düzce, freshwater crayfish, also known as the freshwater lobster, are now available for sale, with prices ranging from 30 liras per kilo for regular buyers to 500 liras for luxury restaurant purchases. Last year, Turkey imported 800 tons of this seafood, both for local consumption and export. The crayfish is praised for its health benefits and is a staple in many luxury restaurants, both in Turkey and internationally.
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Crayfish grown in fresh waters took their place in fishing stalls. While the crayfish is sold for 30 liras per kilo, it finds buyers for 500 liras on the tables of luxury restaurants. Last year, 800 tons of crayfish, known as freshwater lobster and exported abroad, landed on the fisherman's counter in Düzce. Crayfish, which is seen as an indispensable part of luxury restaurants abroad and in ...
Source: Gidatarim

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