Fish decreased before hunting ban in Turkey, sales decreased in Ramadan

Published 2023년 3월 31일

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Sales at fish stalls in Istanbul have declined during Ramadan due to a decrease in fish availability before the hunting ban on April 15. Despite a variety of fish available, scarcity has led to an increase in prices. Fishermen report a 50% decrease in fish abundance compared to the regular season. Prices for sea bream and sea bass are around 80-100 liras per kilo, while other fish such as acorns, salmon, and anchovies cost significantly more.

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Fish decreased before hunting ban, sales decreased in Ramadan ISTANBUL - Sales of fish stalls fell during Ramadan. As we approached the end of the hunting season, it was noteworthy that the fish stalls were not plentiful. Before the fishing ban, which will start on April 15, the last period of the season is experienced in the stalls. Although there are many varieties at the fish stalls, it was noteworthy that the fish were scarce. Since it is not preferred during Ramadan, the fish remained on the counters. Fishermen in Karaköy Fishermen's Bazaar stated that their sales have decreased. The scarcity of fish was also reflected as an increase in prices. Sea bream costs 150-200 liras, bonito 60 liras and anchovies 100 liras. Stating that fish are not preferred during Ramadan, fisherman Mustafa Sancaktaroğlu said, "There is no abundance in fish. Fish have decreased, there is a short time left for the hunting ban. Cinakop is sold between 150-200 liras, horse mackerel is around 80 liras. ...

Source: Sondakika