Tridge summary
The fishing ban in the seas has been lifted, marking the start of a new season, and fishermen in Çanakkale have begun their activities. The opening of the season has led to a significant decrease in the prices of sardines and anchovies, with sardines now selling for 60 TL per kilo and anchovies at 50 TL. The fishermen are hopeful for a good catch of bonito this year, which is expected to drive prices down further. The effect of the ban on fish prices is already noticeable, with prices dropping dramatically in just one day for sardines.
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The new season has started with the lifting of the fishing ban as of September 1 in the seas. In Çanakkale, fishermen said 'Vira bismillah' and sailed at midnight. On the first day of the ban, sardines, which were sold at 150 TL in Çanakkale Fish Market yesterday, decreased to 60 TL per kilo, while anchovies took their place on the counters at 50 TL. Evaluating the new season, the fishermen said that this year the hope of the fisherman is in the bonito. 'WE BELIEVE THE PRICES WILL BE AFFORDABLE' Fish market tradesman Hasan Doğan Tunç said that the 2022-2023 hunting season has started and said, "The lifting of the hunting ban was reflected in the prices in the first place. The weight of sardines was 150, 200 liras, but today it has decreased to 60 liras. After that, the bonito shows itself. 50 to 60 of the acorns are on the counters. "We believe that the prices will follow suitably this year as the purse-seiner boats are put to sea and the fish are kept," he said. 'WE EXPECT Plenty ...
Source: Haber7
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