In Samsun, Turkey, the most animal product export was realized with fish oil

Published Jul 23, 2021

Tridge summary

Samsun, a city in Turkey, is a significant exporter of animal products, with fish oil being the most exported product at 6.11 million kilograms. Other exports include 5.326 million kilograms of fish meal, 4.78 thousand kilograms of poultry products, and 518 thousand 998 kilograms of marinated anchovy, among others. The city is home to 592 sea fishing vessels and has produced 100 thousand tonnes of fishery products from the sea and 103 thousand tonnes from inland waters, bringing the total aquaculture production to 63 thousand 510 tonnes.
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SAMSUN (UAV) – Fish oil was the most exported animal product in Samsun with 6 million 115 thousand 100 kilograms (kg). Animal product export transactions chart has been published. Accordingly, the most animal product export in Samsun was fish oil with 6 million 115 thousand 100 kilograms. Also in Samsun, 5 million 326 thousand 340 kilograms of fish meal, 4 million 78 thousand 67 kilograms of poultry products, 518 thousand 998 kilograms of marinated anchovy, 415 thousand 147 kilograms of fish (trout, sea bream, bluefish, horse mackerel, sea bass, bonito, anchovy and salmon) ), 392 thousand 16 kilograms of sea snails and 89 thousand 812 kilograms of meat and dairy products were exported. In addition, there are 592 sea fishing vessels in Samsun, 276 of which are 0-9.99 m long, 55 10-11.99 m long, 23 12-14.99 m long and 138 larger than 15 meters. Together with the inland fishing vessels, the total number of fishing vessels in Samsun is 614. While 50 thousand 793 tons of fishery ...
Source: Sondakika

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