Price of Turbot dropped in Sinop, Turkiye

Published Apr 7, 2024

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In Sinop, the price of turbot fish has significantly dropped to 800 lira per kilo at local fishmonger stalls, following a surge in supply just before the annual hunting ban commences on April 15. This price decrease from the season's peak of 1,200 lira is attributed to Black Sea fishermen intensively casting their nets to catch turbot in the days leading up to the ban, resulting in an abundance of the species in the market. Fisherman İbrahim Gündoğdu highlighted this seasonal trend, which temporarily boosts supply and lowers prices for consumers.
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Turbot fish is sold for 800 lira per kilo at fishmonger stalls in Sinop. Fisherman from Sinop, İbrahim Gündoğdu, said in his statement to the AA correspondent that there was an abundance of turbot, a delicious and expensive fish species, shortly before the hunting bans started and its price decreased. Stating that the ban on turbot hunting will begin as of April 15, Gündoğdu said, "Just a few days before the ban, Black Sea fishermen throw their nets into the sea and wait for a few days. Then, the turbot fish caught in the fishing nets are pulled to the boats and take ...
Source: Sondakika

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