Turkey: The cheapest fish is 10 TL per kilo, the most expensive fish is 250 TL per kilo

Fish prices in Samsun, which supplies fish to many provinces of Turkey, are quite affordable compared to provinces such as Istanbul, Izmir and Bursa. At fish stalls, horse mackerel, which is the cheapest fish, is offered to the seller for 10 pounds, red mullet, whiting, mullet, 15, anchovies for 25, and blueberries for 35 pounds. The most expensive fish of the fish stalls in Samsun, turbot, is offered to the seller for 250 TL per kilo. “We sell at least 3 turbot fish a day” Stating that fish lovers look at whether the fish is meaty rather than its price, fish seller Onurcan Köse said, “The cheapest fish is horse mackerel and its weight is 10 liras. The kilo of the turbot, the most expensive fish, varies between 200-250 TL. Last year, the shield was plentiful and was sold for a maximum of 150 TL per kilo. This year, it is sold with an average of 250 TL. These prices vary according to weight. A 1-kilogram shield is sold for 150 TL, and a 2-kilogram shield is sold for 250 TL because ...