First consignment of fish from Mangalore Airport exported to Kuwait

Thu, Sep 05 2013 09:14:34 AM

First consignment of fish from Mangalore Airport exported to Kuwait

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore

Mangalore, Sep 5: For the first time since the official announcement of air cargo facility at Mangalore International Airport, 0.600 ton of pomfret fish (maanji in Tulu) was exported to Kuwait recently.

According to J T Radhakrishnan, Mangalore Airport Director, 12 packets of approximately weighing 45 kg each were shipped through Air India Express flight.

This could be encouraging news for fishermen in the coastal district, and also to farmers who grow various fruits and vegetables.

The quantity and frequency is expected to increase in the coming days, especially in fish export.

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Rita, Germany
Mon, Sep 09 2013
Fish from Mangalore to Kuwait?I thought in Kuwait you get good fish and cheaper because costal area.when I see These fish I get water in mouth.Unfortunately fish for us is a very delicatess.what we get here is only dead fish" iced for Long no taste.specially pomprites come from China,iced,or Pakistan or sychellen.and costing almost Gold Price.can anyone Export to us?

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Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait
Sun, Sep 08 2013
Hi Simple,

Are you making some fish market survey or do you have any plan to export fish from M'lore. ?

As I had commented once in the past that, name is Simple but questions are powerful. It is true.

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Peter, Oman
Sun, Sep 08 2013
Is it good news? Yes we earn forgien exchange but we are unknowingly ing the hammer on our own foot. back home we have to spend double the price???????????????? As majority exported. who gained who lost at whose cost???!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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simple, Bangalore
Fri, Sep 06 2013
Flavian, Mangalore\Kuwait
Simple, Bangalore

Now I am all the more confused with these spelling mistakes - this time from you and that too as you were commenting about someone else' spelling mistake.
It's best to correct and read as we are not the best of typists and make lot of grammar mistakes too.
These kind of mistakes are very common here.
I hear from people working in Kuwait that there are two or three types of pomfrets available in Kuwait.
One is Local which I heard is very tasty and very expensive too
secondly from Iran which are less expensive and
then from India and other places which are not so tasty and less expensive.
Is that information correct?

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J.F.D'SOUZA, ATTAVAR,MANGALORE
Fri, Sep 06 2013
Thats why we dont get good quality/ species fishes here. Though we get the rate is abnormal. How can the coastal people relish fish if the cost goes up day by day.

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Lawrence, USA
Fri, Sep 06 2013
White Pomfrets (Pampla)imported from India (Gujarath) are cheaper in Chicago than in Mangalore. $6.50 per pound or around INR 900 per Kg. Black pomfrets (Sorngula) $4.50 per pound or INR 700 per Kg. Pampano (Pomfrets from Philippines) are $2.00 per pound or INR 325 per Kg.

Export of pomfrets from Mangalore is not economically feasible business as there is a good demand in Mangalore itself. Mangaloreans should consign the fish catch from Gujarath for a cheaper price.

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Alwyn, Mangalore
Fri, Sep 06 2013
All the developed countries sell the best quality food for their citizens first. Incase any surplus will be sold other countries. But in India it is opposit and all the good, healthy, and quality food sold to other countries. Indian will get only low quality, junk food. What a great thing........

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Peter Lewis, Kalmady/k s a
Thu, Sep 05 2013
OORUDAKULEG PODI MEEN THINPALE. ARABINAKULEG MAANJI,ETTI,BONDAS,ANJAL ITHYADI EDDE EDDE MEEN. OORUDAKULEG DODDU KORNDALA MEEN IJJI.

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JN, Bejai
Thu, Sep 05 2013
I don't mind exporting ಮಾಂಜಿ!
why can't we import some ಬೀಫ್?
Barter system!!

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Satish Kunder, Mangalore/Kuwait
Thu, Sep 05 2013
This is good news. The promfret rate in Kuwait had gone up to Kuwait Dinars 9 per KG.(1KD=Rs230 now). Now it is above KD 6/-.

We may not get chance to eat unless we know the location where it is sold. Do anybody know where this exported fish from Mangalore is sold? I don't think it will be sold in fish market(Sharq or Fahaheel), may be in Lulu Hyper market?

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Dev, Mangalore
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Fact,Mangalore- you are right.
In many countries it is prohibited to catch or sell small size fish.
In our seas I have seen small & variety of fish that has no market is caught & sold to fish meal or manure producing Industries in a large number. These are food for bigger fishes, which are deprived by these clean sweep.
We pollute our waters by rapid industrialization & pesticide contamination. No Wonder fish will be a rare specie- only might get served in Star Hotels in future!

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sheikabba kote, Hejamady
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Alas, we are always after trade and commerce and foreign exchange. I agree we need to have it for our growth. But are we self sufficient of those items we export ? I have seen best of basmathi rice in Gulf cdountries and U.K. Such quality many have not seen in India. Now pompret's turn. Already good sizes 1100 to 1200 per kilo. Sone pe suhaga now export to Kuwait. Middle class will enjoy pomprets in photo in future. Congratulations foreign ex earners. We the Indians are very happy with the leftouts.Anyway we do live with leftouts by the Britishers.

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Denis Patrao, Mangalore
Thu, Sep 05 2013
We do not get big size pomfrets in the Mangalore market because of this.

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Noel, Neermarga, Mangalore
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Fact (finder), Mangalore.

Appreciated your concern and also the reasons you have explained therein.

Fish is damn costly and in short supply. Mutton beyond ordinary peoples reach. Cattle slaughter is facing tough opposition from....
Vegetable (onion, Tomatoes, green chilies etc.)Prices breaking the price barrier. Income is not ascending in line with cost index. It's a tough time for law & middle income

Too many questions/concerns but now answers.

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santoshprabhhu, india
Thu, Sep 05 2013
cant be. you can stilll get a meal for 1 rs, 5 rs

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mohan, manglore
Thu, Sep 05 2013
It is very good news for mangalorians, Hope manglore will start export agricultural products to all gulf countries,So that Farmers will get good benefit for their hard work

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Agnel, Dubai
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Good News.... Manglore fish to Gulf.... Hope soon Manglore fish sellers will too come to gulf( Direct Marketing)..love their style of selling fish...whaa!!!!!!

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Fact, Mangalore
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Marine life is in danger! Trawler huge boats sweep all the fish in one go in one visit. Fishing is a big business and its vast. There several huge trawaler boat in coastal karnantaka, which sweep the fish much more than expected and dont provide enough time to breed for new fish. Marine life is in real danger, wake up mangaloreans rise up your voice on this. coming decade we shall see the defecit in Marine life and it effects ecology big time. Other thing is we common mangalorean is not able afford rich fish from past 4 to 5 years due to high price and scarcity. Goverment should intervene marine life is a natural resource of India, there must be some regulation like 50% catch must be reserved to the local people because its kind a staple food for coastal people. Goverment do provide subsidy and benifits to fisher busninessmen like disel, ration etc.. and tax them who is having multiple huge trawler boats.

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Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangalore
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Good news about the fish export to Kuwait and this fish will be highly demanded in Middle East because we the Mangaloreans always love to eat our coastal fish.Hope the export will improve and help our nation to improve our foreign exchange reserve.All the best.Thanq.

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Golbert C Pinto, Mangalore/Muscat
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Tharu buthai, Thede dha mande Pura ool pothund....???
No problem for Mangaloreans....!!!
Bring one Pomfret,put it whole into the curry. After preparing curry, remove the Pomfret out. Clean & preserve it for next use.
You can enjoy Pomfret every day..!!!
"Bokka enchina malpuna panle...???

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K. S. Mayya, Mangalore/Bangalore
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Export is good news. In the short term it will give rise to price escalation in the local market. However, the good old principle of economics, demand vs supply would prevail if supply increases. Some of the money made from exports could be fuelled back to ways of increasing the growth of fish and not just rely on increasing the catch. Air India express is in service for more than 2 years and by now the export economy should have grown to cater to this new market afforded by this means of transport. Infact, if the exports increase, Air India could think of a dedicated cargo plane as well. All depends on the vision of Mangaloreans and how they make the best of this opportunity. Exports cheifly depend on quality and any attempts to make quick bucks by shipping poor quality products will hit us only.

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alwyn, kulshekar
Thu, Sep 05 2013
dev really a creative idea

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Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Arun, Kundapur
In Kuwait Fish is available abundantly but the price also co related. Can you imagine KD 6/-per KG Promfret, Prawns (off season) KD 3 - 4.

It is true that there is enough supply and some type of fish sooo cheap like Sevte, Lepo and smal fish.

Now the question is, to import fish from Gulf, depends on the local price and ex-rate against Fgn. ccy/Rs. It is not going to work out. Also the taste of Gulf fish and imported from India, there is big difference. We do not need to eat quantity but the quality and taste of Indian fish.

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Rudolf Rodrigues, Mangalore/Mumbai
Thu, Sep 05 2013
All are busy concentrating on industrial development, real estate price escalation, gold, increase in dollar value, etc. etc., but nothing on how to increase food production (which is the basic for life sustenance) so as the common citizens get quality food articles at affordable prices!!

The day is not far off where people will have to eat currency notes and gold!!!

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Michael, Mulky/San Fransisco
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Very true. Fantastic thinking. Ultimately Jenji also is unaffordable and left with Ganji only. Maatala Nanji. Onji Ganji maatra orivunduji.

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Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Simon, Mangalore, Kuwait

I am in Kuwait for last 35 years.

I used to go to Old fish market (gold souk) but now a days I purchase from a fish shop in Salmiya. shop name KINARA, Owner's name Staney. He always guides me about the quality and from where the fish is coming. (Kerala or Mumbai. Also, cleaning job etc.

I can give the location if you need.

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Bollu, Mangalore
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Good News...pomfret exported to Kuwait.. Anyhow we cannot able to purchase due to wives of NRI's buying in any rate on 'Non-Negotiable' terms..
Better we concentrate more on 'Podee Meen'..aakir mein humhe ..ave gathee..!!

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Dev Sagar, Mangalore
Thu, Sep 05 2013
They should start sending items like "Gujje, Pelaththari, Bambe, Poombe, Kanile, Thojank, kukku, gonku, uppad pachchir, nungel meen" etc. to gulf countries where Mangaloreans reside!

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Arun, Kundapur
Thu, Sep 05 2013
It could be a better idea to import fish from gulf to Mangalore rather than exporting as the fish is very cheap there compared to here.

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ARUN FURTADO, MUSCAT/MANGALORE
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Boss, You cannot compare the fish of Mangalore with that of the Gulf, there is ZAMIN/ASMAAN difference in taste. Fish we get in India is very very tasty. I am sure a majority of the readers will support me. rgds.

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JN, Bejai
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Because in Gulf lot oil is there.

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Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Bothai is tasty both for curry & fry and with fry quarter goes like any thing.

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ನ್ಯಾಯಕ್ಕಾಗಿ , ಅಬುಧಾಬಿ / ಉಬಾರ್
Thu, Sep 05 2013

ಮಾಂಜೀ
ಕಿಲೋ ಎಂಕ್ ಒಂಜೀ
ಖುಶೀ ಆವು ಬಂಜೀ
ಆವು ತೂಪಿನಾಯೇಗ್ ನಂಜೀ.

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ZAID, UDUPI
Thu, Sep 05 2013
OUR NATIONAL FISH IS "BOOTAI" SO ENJOY THAT.

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Amin Bhoja, Patte / Riyadh
Thu, Sep 05 2013
We are living in coastal areas with abundant of fish varieties but the price is always a skyrocketing !!!.I always enjoy in Mumbai the variety of fish and the price is very minimal comparing to our Mangalore and surroundings !!!.

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Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Sunil N. D'souza, Udupi/Dubai

Your comments:-

quote
This business venture going to be a total failure. In Coastal region Pomfret is sold at Rs.600 and Dubai and Kuwait Pomfret is available much cheaper than that price, in Kuwait Market you find maximum Profret more than any other gulf states.But they can export Marcel to Kuwait which is not available.
unquote

I totally got confused. who is Marcel and went through all the commentaors names. A speclling misplaced. Blunder. Hota hai kabi kabi

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Atheist, Udupi
Thu, Sep 05 2013
@ Flavian - hey I have a neighbor nicknamed as Dhonklo Marcel.. might be him.. lol.. even coincidentally dhonklo means fish..

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Avil Dalmeida, Moodubelle/Dubai
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Hello Avu Marcel att ye!!!!!!! Spelling mistake!!! Mackrel "Bangude"
Nanji....

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Mendonca, Kudla
Thu, Sep 05 2013
I think he is referring to Mackrel (Banguddey)

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Reshma Lobo, Mangalore/Kuwait
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Happy to hear the good news..

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Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait
Thu, Sep 05 2013
The promfret rate in Kuwait goes up to KD 6/- per KG. So far, we used to get such fish exported from Kerala or Mumbai.

Exporting fish is ok (foreign currency income) but what about supply to local market? There should be more catch to cater to domestic consumption also.

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PEDDU, Mangaluroo
Thu, Sep 05 2013
ONLY ONE SOLUTION THAT TO HAVE ONE FISHING BOAT IN EVERYONES HOUSE !!!

WHENEVER YOU FEEL TO EAT FISH ...... GO FOR A RIDE HEEEE HEEEE HEEEE

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Sunil N. D'souza, Udupi/Dubai
Thu, Sep 05 2013
This business venture going to be a total failure. In Coastal region Pomfret is sold at Rs.600 and Dubai and Kuwait Pomfret is available much cheaper than that price, in Kuwait Market you find maximum Profret more than any other gulf states.But they can export Marcel to Kuwait which is not available.

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francis, mangalore
Thu, Sep 05 2013
now maanji then panji to gulf counties ???? will be left with jenji and ganji only

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w.f, mangalore
Thu, Sep 05 2013
pomfret{maanji}fish price in kuwait at present is IRS 1,400. per kilo.

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S M Marine Products, Mangalore
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Its time !!!

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Jayanthi, mangalore
Thu, Sep 05 2013
why they exporting fresh 'manji'for them..living 'kumedina' for us..

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Vinson, Kadri, Mangalore/Kuwait
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Well export of anything from India is good news for the rapidly deteriorating rupee. But there is a hitch, how does the administration supervise or moderate what quantities or percentages can be exported? Well as a norm a certain percentage is reserved for the locals which has to be monitored by the district administration and only a certain percentage can be exported.I hope the intelligent officials of our administration ensure that such exports do not give rise to high costs of the fish in Mangalore

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Vincent Praveen Castelino, Pernal / Mumbai
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Yes indeed it's a "Great News" for our coastal region. Not only fish, vegetables and fruits etc. too can be exported even other parts of the globe in the coming days.

Instead of passing silly comments, people of the region should take it as a positive initiative and broad mindedly to grow in business. This should have happened long back. Anyways better late than never.

We must thank the all those people who are practically involved in this project to see the light of this day. Exports are always the back bone/strength of any country.

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ZAID, UDUPI
Thu, Sep 05 2013
I DONT KNOW WHATS GOING ON?

PEOPLE ARE EXPORTING THESE ITEMS AND WE DONT HAVE FISH TO EAT. BECUASE OF THESE EXPORT, FISHE PRICES ARE GOING HIGH DAY BY DAY. IN GULF THERE IS SUFFICIENT FISH TO EAT BUT UDUPI PEOPLE WONT.

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KA D'Silva, Dubai
Thu, Sep 05 2013
As Onidas slogan, Owners envy, Neighbours pride !

This is good and bad news.
good for India's economy and Fishermen, BUT very bad news for Local people. it is Local people's first right to have say thier right on thier own product!!
Then again business talks and who cares for others pain ?

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Charles D'Mello, Pangala
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Nana oorud maanji g Kai padulakka ijjy...!!!

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SIMON, mlore / kuwait
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Tks Mr. Shetty
But wonder where this fish will be sold (in which bakala / jamaiya) and how will we know its fish from Mlore
Does anyone know?

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dam, mangalore
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Naav innu todina meenu hididu tinna beku...

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Longinus Fernandes, Muscat
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Is there tax for taking these "maanji's" back to Mangalore? If not, we can take them instead of LED tv's.

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Deepak, Paladka
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Kuwait Dinhar is very strong at the moment. At the end One Manji will atleast cost now 500-600 rupees if you convert Dinhar to Indian rupees. Hope the fisherman gets some good rewards now.

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Aadil Khan, Kasaragod, Saudi Arabia
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Why do they export? Mangalore, despite of a port and a coastal city, buying fleshy fish like Maanji or Anjal is not everyone's cup of tea.

In fact prices of seafood are much cheaper in Gulf countries than the prices in our own Kudla.

Let us first be self-sufficient in our country and then think of exporting.

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shahnawaz kukkikatte, dubai/Udupi
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Very soon it will land up in Dubai and other gulf countries and the price of fish in Kudla/Udupi shall sky rocket. Instead of buying fish locally, I suggest we take the fish from here to Mangalore during our vacation and enjoy the fish in Kudla recipe...ikt will be cheaper too...

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Atheist, Udupi
Thu, Sep 05 2013
@ Shahnawaz - Air India da irva (20) Kilot yenchina poora pasondh popini..? Meen thotted padh kait pasondh povoli

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Syed Mohiudin, Iruvail/Riyadh
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Next target exporting boothais. Then Mangloreans have to look forward sevu and kereng.

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Valley, Bahrain
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Boothais also available in Bahrain

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Pinto, Doha-Qatar
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Why they are exporting such a tasty fish when we have accute shortage in the local market? Now prices of Manji, Angel (king fish) Bondas etc will skyrocket in the local market amd beyond the reach of a common man.Though such fish is available plenty here, they are not as tasty as Mangalorean fish.

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Deepak, Manglore
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Pajithi aand marre....
Nana janaklu yenchina thinpuni ?

- Nana beef la ijji..... meen la ijji....

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KA D'Silva, Dubai
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Deepak, Dukra mass will be always available, NO one will ban Pork because in India pigs will be here till Garbage is there and we will have Garbage in every Street of every city !!
Long Live Dukra mas and Garbage !!

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Caroline, Mangalore
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Why can't they leave some of such good quality fish in mangalore for those residing in mangalore to enjoy? It's all being exported and we are left to pay exorbitant amounts per kg.

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CYRIL MASCARENHAS, KIREM/MIRA ROAD/BOMBAY
Thu, Sep 05 2013
AAND GHATEE..ENKLEGH NANAA BHOOTAI TINARELA GHATHEE EJJI..

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Alan, M'lore
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Now the price of fish in mangalore will rise drastically...
locals proceed to pay more hefty prices on fish in m'lore

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R.N. Pujari, Manglore - Mumbai
Thu, Sep 05 2013
The Indian Catch will be enjoyed in KUWAIT ......dear managalorians get ready to pay more in mangalore market to get your tasty pomfret fish (maanji in Tulu).

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Lancy, Mangalore
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Ooooooh 'Maanjis' will now go to Kuwait and 'Booothays'will stay in Kudla.

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Good Wisher , Mumbai - Dubai
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Even 'Booothays' rates will catch the level as pomfret don't eat anything from now on. Golden days are gone.

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D M D Souza, Mangalore
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Don't worry Mangaloreans-
My friend Arun Kumar's Fresh Milk Fish will be available in local markets after January next year with very reasonable rate.

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Dev, Mangalore
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Expect to pay more to get your local catch of prized fishes from now on!

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Sachidanand Shetty, Mundkur/Dubai
Thu, Sep 05 2013
I wish it could have been exported to Dubai first so that we could have tasted the fish curry proudly. Anyhow I wish our fellow NREs’ in Kuwait “Mabrook”

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Avil Dalmeida, Moodubelle/Dubai
Thu, Sep 05 2013
Mokeda Shettre Dubaid Mast"MANJI" undatte.Yenkul awene enjoy malpugha.

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