Turbot flooded the fish market in Bulgaria for BGN 20

Published 2020년 12월 22일

Tridge summary

The fish market in Burgas, Bulgaria, has seen prices for certain fish such as Chernokop and vatos drop significantly, reaching BGN 12 and BGN 5 per kilogram respectively. This is the first time in years that these fish have been sold at such low prices. Other fish available include ducks, salt bonito, zargan, and blackberries, which are also in demand for the upcoming holidays. The decrease in price is attributed to the current cold weather, which has limited fishing activities. Despite the low prices, the taste and quality of the fish are highly regarded by both traders and consumers.
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Original content

Chernokop has risen in price to BGN 12, vatos is BGN 5 Sea captains: It is ours, the neighbors do not buy it, that is why this "promotion" Kalkan released BGN 20 per kilogram at the fish market in Burgas. There has not been such a cheap one for years, as the fish has traditionally nailed 30 leva and has a price. The turbot on the stalls of the traders on the Krasnodar Stock Exchange is smaller than the traditional ones. Many citizens of Burgas yesterday bought it as warm bread on Christmas Eve to make it as a super seafood delicacy on the table. The turbot is caught by fishing boats, and the traders explain that the turbot is ours and has very good taste. The seafood delicacy is a hit fried in a pan or skillfully made with fish soup. that the turbot is ours. In addition to turbot, the stalls also had vatos for BGN 5, ducks for BGN 6-8 per kilogram and salt bonito for BGN 14. Chernokop has risen significantly - by 4 levs, although much larger than in previous days. It is currently ...
Source: Trud

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