Turkiye: Anchovy season is fruitful in Sinop

Published 2024년 12월 4일

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In Sinop, Turkey, the fishing season has been successful, with fishermen initially catching plenty of bonito before turning their focus to anchovy, a consumer favorite. Enhanced by snow water, the Black Sea anchovy is noted for its superior taste and size. Although not caught in large quantities, the anchovy remains in high demand due to its flavor and affordability, priced between 100 to 125 lira per kilogram. Namık Ünlü, President of the Sinop Central Fisheries Cooperative, highlights the satisfaction of both fishermen and consumers, with the season expected to continue for another month.
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Anchovy, which is caught in the Black Sea and becomes even more delicious by being greased with snow water, is the first choice among consumers' fish in Sinop. The fishing season is fruitful in Sinop, one of Turkey's important fishing cities. Fishermen, who started the season with plenty of bonito, have turned their route to anchovy, an indispensable part of the table. Anchovy, which is caught in the Black Sea by many fishermen and transported to the ports by boats, is in demand at the stalls where it is offered for sale. Namık Ünlü, the President of Sinop Central Fisheries Cooperative, told AA correspondent that in a season when bonito is caught so intensely, it is pleasing for both them and consumers that anchovy is caught in the nets, even if not in large quantities. Ünlü, who stated that they expect the anchovy fishing, which continues in some parts of the Black Sea, to continue for another month, stated that citizens are showing great interest in anchovy as usual. "The best ...
Source: Sondakika

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