Iran: Direct supply of fish on the night of Eid in spring markets and fairs

Published 2024년 3월 3일

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Abbas Mokhtari, in a recent interview, stated that the price of fish on the eve of Eid will be determined by supply and demand. He noted that the production of farmed fish this year is better than the previous year. To stabilize the market, farmed fish will be supplied to Tehran for 20 days around Eid. Additionally, companies and cooperatives are expected to help balance prices through direct supply at spring exhibitions. Mokhtari also revealed plans for negotiations with the Organization of Fruit and Vegetable Markets to establish temporary supply stands for aquatic products, aiming to offer them at more affordable prices.
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In an interview with Isna, Abbas Mokhtari stated that the price of fish on the night of Eid depends on supply and demand and said: In the farmed fish sector, the production situation this year is better than last year. In the marine fish sector, last year, in the last days of March, due to the storm in the sea and the cold water, the fish had gone to the deep sea, and on the other hand, the fishing had also decreased, which caused the catch to decrease. This year, however, it seems that this is not the case, of course, we have to see how the weather is in the last days of the year. He continued: In order to regulate the fish market on the eve of Eid, with the help of unions and organizations, farmed fish, including carp and trout, are to be supplied to the city of Tehran for 20 days. Director General of the Office of Improving the Quality of Processing and Market Development of the Fisheries Organization added: Companies and cooperatives are also supposed to cut the hands of ...
Source: Isna

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