With Hilsa fish in high demand and fetching premium prices in the Bengal region, the new advisory seeks to leverage advanced machine learning algorithms to predict Hilsa availability at sea ...

The experimental net found 91 percent of hilsa spawn, which indicates the success of reproduction during the ban. At the same time, the spawn of other fish have also been found to have increased ...

Powerful market syndicates also manipulate prices through coordinated efforts. When the price of hilsa increase in Dhaka’s markets, it simultaneously increases at the fish landing centres. This ...

The overall research results suggest that Hilsa fish complete their first year of reproduction as males and then migrate to the sea in search of food. While in the sea, these Hilsa gradually ...

Chinese ambassador to Bangladesh Yao Wen has expressed interest in importing 1,000 tonnes of Hilsa from Bangladesh. ‘There is a huge demand for Bangladeshi hilsa fish in China. Bangladesh has the ...

China is eager to import 1,000 tonnes of Bangladesh’s prized hilsa fish. Chinese Ambassador to Dhaka Yao Wen made the intention while meeting Commerce Adviser Sheikh Bashiruddin on Thursday, February ...

Bangladeshi expatriates in Saudi Arabia (SA) and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) will soon be able to taste Hilsa fish as government planned to export 11,000 tons. Farida Akhter, an adviser to the ...

A two-month fishing ban along a 70-kilometer stretch of the Padma-Meghna rivers in Chandpur begins on March 1 to bolster stocks of Bangladesh’s national fish hilsa. Effective from midnight Saturday, ...

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The government has decided to export 11,000 tonnes of hilsa to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for Bangladeshi expatriates. "Following the request from Bangladeshi expatriates, who ...