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It Has No Sea, but It's Number One in Fish! Europe, the USA, Japan, and Russia Are Lining Up.

Elazığ, the leading producer of trout and Turkish salmon in inland waters in Turkey, generates an economy worth $200 million with an annual production exceeding 40,000 tons. Over 200 businesses in the city provide employment for approximately 2,000 people. Portion-sized trout processed in these facilities are exported to European Union countries, while Turkish salmon is exported to distant markets such as Russia, Japan, the USA, and Canada.
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Elazığ, a city without a sea, is a leader in fish exports thanks to the Keban and Karakaya dam lakes in the region. In fact, the city has an annual production volume of $200 million.

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Elazığ, the leading producer of trout and Turkish salmon in inland waters in Turkey, generates an economy worth $200 million with an annual production exceeding 40,000 tons. Over 200 businesses in the city provide employment for approximately 2,000 people. Portion-sized trout processed in these facilities are exported to European Union countries, while Turkish salmon is exported to distant markets such as Russia, Japan, the USA, and Canada.

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turkiyegazetesi.com.tr broke the news on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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