Turkey, turbot is for tasting, its price is pockets

Published 2021년 3월 17일

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Turbot fish, a rare catch in the Black Sea, is being sold at high prices, ranging from 180 to 200 lira per kilogram. The declining numbers of this fish species, along with unfavorable weather conditions, has led to this high pricing. Other fish species in Kalkan are also being caught in smaller numbers, further contributing to the high fish prices. The cost of turbot fish has made it a luxury item, almost as expensive as gold, and out of reach for many.

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Turbot fish, which can be caught in small amounts in the Black Sea in recent years, is offered for sale on stalls at prices ranging from 180 to 200 lira per kilogram. The fishermen who went to sea in Sinop laughed with the turbot fish they caught. Turbot fish, which are rarely caught in the city, started to get caught in the nets. While the price of kilo burns the pockets of the citizens, it makes the fishermen smile. Adnan Demir, who is fishing in the city, said that although it is in season, the fish, which is one of the most important species of the Black Sea, is caught in very few numbers nowadays. Stating that the decline in other fish species is also experienced in Kalkan fish, Demir said, "Kalkan is among the fish species that we have hunted less in recent years. When the unfavorable weather conditions are added to this, fishing has decreased significantly. Therefore, the price is very high nowadays." Emphasizing that turbot fish has begun to be included in the category of ...

Source: Sondakika