Acorns Abound! The Price Dropped to 35 TL, the Fisherman Asked for a Break
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Acorn price up to 35 TL thought DEMBİR called “Let's take a break from hunting”. Industry representatives speaking to Akşam said that the problem was not low prices, but stockpiling, while the union backtracked on the incoming reactions.
As the abundance of acorns in the seas lowered prices, there was a call for attention from fishermen in Istanbul. The request for a temporary break in the hunt for acorns attracted the reaction of citizens who wanted to buy fish at an affordable price.
With the opening of the hunting season there was an abundance of acorns, as prices fell, there was a call from fishermen to 'don't hunt'. The call drew reaction on social media. 13.10.2026, Sputnik Turkey
The abundance of acorns in the Black Sea has driven down prices. In the Bulancak district of Giresun, a grain of acorns was sold from 35 lira, while in Istanbul the price dropped to 50 lira at Shile Port. Fishermen, on the other hand, asked for a break in hunting due to falling prices.
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