Swordfish prices soar
Longbow plover, commonly known as the Yangtze River Swordfish, croaker, wild hairy fish, plum maggots, etc., is a migratory fish, usually living in the sea, every year from March to March broodstock from the sea into the river, and go upstream and carry out reproductive migration. Spawning groups enter the lakes, tributaries, or spawning activities along the mainstream of the Yangtze River along the Yangtze River. Due to increased pollution in the Yangtze River and overfishing, Changjiang saury production has been declining year by year.
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As the continuous cold weather after the spring affected the Yangtze River saury migration, resulting in the decline of the Yangtze River saury on the market, Nanjing, Nanjing, the amount of listed on the knife is less than 30 pounds, the bark price of 3.5 two saury prices from the beginning of the listed 4,000 yuan / Jin climbed to 8,000 yuan / kg, hit a new high in 10 years, while the fishmongers operating in the market said that prices will rise later.
Intensified pollution in the Yangtze River and overfishing and fishing have caused the Yangtze River saury output to decline year by year. According to a data from the Freshwater Fisheries Research Center of the Chinese Academy of Fishery Sciences, the output of saury fish along the Yangtze River was 3,750 tons in 1973 and 370 tons in 1983. It was less than 100 tons in 2002 and about 12 tons in 2011. According to this trend, maybe a few more years later, we will say goodbye to the swordfish. No profit leads to no extinction! Xiao Bian hereby appeals to everyone to manage their grin and save the saury that will soon be on the verge! 