In the new hunting season, more than 1.5 million dollars of foreign currency inflow was achieved in 1 month from anchovy exports of Turkey

Published 2021년 10월 17일

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Between September 1 and the end of the new fishing season, Turkey saw substantial anchovy exports, totaling 273,173 kilograms across 14 countries and generating $1,531,562 in revenue. France emerged as the top buyer, followed by Belgium and the United States, with Georgia receiving the least amount. The initial exports were sluggish due to the season's newness and warm air temperatures, but there's optimism for increased production as seas cool.
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In the new fishing season from Turkey, anchovy exports to 14 countries amounted to a total of 273 thousand 173 kilograms, with a foreign exchange inflow of one million 531 thousand 562 dollars. The highest export was made to France and the least export was to Georgia. After the ban on fishing was lifted on September 1, the boats that sailed out are now catching plenty of anchovy. In the last month of this year's hunting season, the most anchovy exports have been made to France with 97 thousand 815 kilograms and 609 thousand 84 dollars, while this country has been followed by Belgium with 67 thousand 17 kilograms for 450 thousand 63 dollars, and 32 thousand 837 kilograms for 232 thousand 500. The United States followed with the dollar. At least 72 kilograms of anchovy is exported to Georgia with 408 dollars, while a total of 273 thousand 173 countries, including France, Belgium, the United States, the United Kingdom, Greece, Spain, TRNC, Germany, Lebanon, Canada, Switzerland, Qatar ...
Source: Sondakika

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