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Higher Russian bass, bream demand will benefit Turkey amid production drop forecast

Turkey's bass and bream producers are set to be sole exporters of bass and bream to Russia, which will see increasing prices as a production drop is expected by 2015

By Alicia Villegas | Aug. 15, 2014 09:20 BST
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Turkey bass and bream producers are set to be the big gainers to cover increasing demand from Russia, following the announced import ban on seafood from western countries [...]

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