Tokat's salmons, which have no sea, are reaching dining tables around the world.

In the district of Almus in Tokat, which does not have a sea, Turkish salmon raised in the Almus Dam are being sent to Europe and Far East countries via Sinop. The Almus Dam in Tokat's Almus district continues to make significant contributions to the regional economy through agricultural irrigation, energy production, and aquaculture. In the dam, which irrigates approximately 300 thousand acres of agricultural land and adds value to regional tourism, Turkish salmon produced in 29 farms are receiving intense interest in foreign markets. The fish raised in the dam are sent to the Black Sea once they reach a certain size, where they are further grown and then sent to European countries. "We send our fish to Europe via Sinop" Producer Sadullah Sezer, who has been engaged in cage fish farming in the Almus Dam for 7 years, said they feel proud to contribute to exports by ...