Hilsa

Hilsa

Hilsa fish at a market in Barishal today (13 April). Photo: TBS

Hilsa fish price surges to Tk2,500 per kg in Barishal ahead of Pahela Baishakh

Fishermen set out to sea in hopes of catching hilsa in Cox's Bazar on 2 November 2023. Photo: Nupa Alam/ TBS

In search of hilsa: Fishermen returns to sea as 22-day ban set to end at midnight

Hilsa fish being sold at a Dhaka market in October 2023. File photo: Noor-A-Alam

33 fishermen jailed for defying Hilsha ban in Manikganj

Hilsa fish. File Photo: TBS

Hilsa fishing in Meghna continues despite ban

Fishermen catching hilsa. File Photo: Reuters

Hilsa production increased by 92% in 15 years: Fisheries minister

Hilsa fish. File Photo: TBS

29 tonnes of hilsa exported to India from Barishal

Hilsa at a wholesale market in Cox's Bazar. File Photo: Nupa Alam/TBS

4,725kg hilsa exported to India

Photo: TBS

First consignment with 45.8 tonnes of Hilsa enters India

Photo: Rehman Asad

79 firms to export 3,950 tonnes hilsa to India

Hilsa at a wholesale market in Cox's Bazar. File Photo: Nupa Alam/TBS

Drives to begin soon to control Hilsa price

A flotilla of fishermen return to shore, laden with bountiful catches of Hilsa. Photo: Nupa Alam/TBS

Hilsa prices decreasing as supply increases in Khulna

Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University’s researchers have recently developed canned ‘shorshe ilish’, which will be available in the market at an affordable price. (From left) Asst. Professor Masud Rana, entrepreneur Abed Ahsan Sagar and Professor Dr Kazi Ahsan Habib holding canned hilsha. Photo: Courtesy

Hilsa in a can: Year-round supply of our favourite fish now a reality

File photo of Hilsha fish

Hilsa participation in breeding process jumps 103 times in two decades