In Türkiye, It's only Sold by the Kilo There! Last Year It Cost 800 lira...
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With the opening of the fishing season in Elazığ, citizens are preferring bonito because it is at its tastiest and fattiest stage. Bonito, which is sold by the kilo only in Elazığ in Türkiye, fetches 250 lira.
While bonito is abundant in fish markets, an unbelievable incident occurred in Antalya. They mistook a giant 5-kilogram fish caught on a fishing line for a bonito and fed it to a friend, but the truth was revealed later. Everyone was stunned when the real identity of the fish, which was seen in Turkish waters for the first time, was revealed.
With the start of the fishing season in Izmir, demand for fish has increased, and 9,067 tons of fish were processed at the Izmir Metropolitan Municipality Fish Market in September. This represents an 8% increase compared to the same period last year, with bonito being the standout product of the season. Sardines and anchovies ranked first and second in terms of transaction volume. The Fish Market is bustling with activity this season…
The abundance of bonito in Cide district of Kastamonu has been reflected in the prices. Bonito, which were sold for 200 lira per kilogram at the beginning of the season, are now selling for 40-60 lira each, resulting in long queues at the sales points in the harbor....Click here for more.
Cide district in Kastamonu, located on the Black Sea coast, is experiencing an abundance of bonito fish. Due to the plentiful supply, fish weighing one kilogram are being sold for between 40 and 60 TL each.
Fishermen, stating that they experienced the most abundant bonito catch in the Black Sea since 2005, are repairing their nets, which were torn due to underwater currents off the coast of Trabzon, at the Faroz port.
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