Fish Marketing Approach, Cost and Margin: Present Status of Fish Markets and Landing Center of Rajshahi City, Bangladesh - Roni Chandra Mondal - Books - LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing - 9783846529508 - October 12, 2011
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Fish Marketing Approach, Cost and Margin: Present Status of Fish Markets and Landing Center of Rajshahi City, Bangladesh

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The main objective of aquaculture is to reach the aquaculture product to the consumer which is not possible without marketing system. It helps to give a good connection among fishermen, intermediaries and consumers. In Bangladesh, fish marketing operates under private enterprise in which rich traders play a dominant role and this system yields for the poor fishermen and farmers only a low price. Apart from price and weight, the poor fisherman suffers at the hands of monopolist suppliers of ice, nets, boats and other gears. The main problem affecting fish marketing in Bangladesh are poor transport, poor physical facilities and ignorance of the factors affecting fish quality. Fish marketing is very important for to meet the demand of animal protein, to balance our investment and profit, and sustainable management of fisheries. So, this book is based on fish marketing approaches, costs and margin at fish markets and landing center which are very important, realistic, informative and meaning. This book would be beneficial for the fishermen, local traders, personnel?s of Government and Non-Government organizations, researchers,, students and other peoples related to this subject.

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released October 12, 2011
ISBN13 9783846529508
Publishers LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
Pages 120
Dimensions 150 × 7 × 226 mm   ·   197 g
Language German