Turkey: There is an abundance of fish on the shelves in the Mediterranean after the fishing ban was lifted on September 15

Published 2024년 9월 27일

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The lifting of the fishing ban in the Mediterranean Sea on September 15 has led to an increase in the variety and abundance of fish available in the markets of Mersin, with prices for some fish already dropping significantly. The Mersin Fishermen's Association is encouraging people to take advantage of the current affordable prices and enjoy the fresh fish available during this season. The association expects the low prices to last for about two more months, due to the current abundance of anchovy and bonito in the Mediterranean, Marmara, and Black Sea. Some of the more popular fish include red mullet, silverfish, bonito, anchovy, and sardine.

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With the lifting of the fishing ban in the Mediterranean on September 15, there is an abundance of fish on the stalls. Mersin Fishermen's Association President Adnan Polat stated that the variety of fish on the stalls has started to increase and said, "September, October and November are the months when there is abundance and abundance in fish and the most affordable prices." With the lifting of the fishing ban in the Marmara, Black Sea and Aegean regions on September 1, the abundance of fish on the stalls increased while prices started to fall. With the lifting of the fishing ban in the Mediterranean on September 15, the variety of fish on the stalls in Mersin started to increase. While fishermen recommend September, October and November to consume the freshest fish at the most affordable prices, they invite citizens to take advantage of this opportunity. "Our fish variety has started to arrive" Mersin Fishermen's Association President Adnan Polat said that the fishing ban in ...

Source: Iha