Turkiye: Fish shopping continues in Zonguldak before the hunting ban

Published 2024년 4월 3일

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In Zonguldak, as the fish hunting ban from April 15 to September 1, 2024, approaches, local citizens are rushing to buy fish, with horse mackerel and haddock being particularly popular despite the hot weather impacting fish stocks. Fishermen have noted a scarcity of bonito and anchovies, causing price fluctuations, but the interest in fish remains high. Ercan Düzer, a fisherman tradesman, observes that fish prices are still relatively affordable for most types, reflecting the market's adaptation to the supply and demand dynamics ahead of the ban.

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Just a few days before the hunting ban begins in Zonguldak, citizens continue their shopping. Despite the hot weather, fish varieties maintain their place on the counter. The hunting ban will start on April 15 and end on September 1, 2024. With the lifting of the hunting ban this season, fish are on sale at affordable prices, but sometimes the scarcity of fish has increased the prices. Fishermen said that bonito fish were scarce in the season and anchovies were not available in sufficient quantity, and that citizens mostly bought horse mackerel and haddock. It was learned that many boats anchored in the port just days before the hunting ban. On the other hand, citizens continue to shop for fish during Ramadan. Fisherman tradesman Ercan Düzer said, "Fish is coming. The interest of the citizens is quite intense. They buy it raw and have it grilled. In hot weather, fish is a little scarce. Anchovies, ...

Source: Sondakika