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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2025

dried fish

dried fish

Dried fish has a major impact on Bangladesh's economy, with 3.57% of GDP and 50.26% of agricultural GDP coming from the fisheries sub-sector.: Asad Rassel

Ctg's Asadganj thrives on 75 varieties of dried fish, Tk100cr weekly trade

The century-old market not only caters to the country’s demand but also exports to India, the Middle East, the United States, and several other destinations

The centuries-old fair took place at the grounds of Kulikunda Uttar Government Primary School in the Sadar union of Nasirnagar. Photo: TBS

Traditional dried fish fair held in Brahmanbaria to celebrate Pahela Baishakh

A worker checks on his fish on a drying platform, part of a settlement by the Payra River in Taltali, Barguna. This key site for dried fish production uses temporary platforms during the dry season, continuing a decades-long tradition. Photo: TBS

Barguna’s dried fish workers stare at bleak future amid low wage, poor accommodation

Balachao - Exotic yet homemade

Balachao - Exotic yet homemade

Sketch: TBS

Exploiting the immense potential of safely-produced dried fish

A man fills up a basket with dried fish at a dried fish processing plant in Lalpur village under Ashuganj upazila of Brahmanbaria. The village has been producing dried fish from various indeginous species for hundreds of years, but the output has decreased this season because of a scarcity of fishes and cash crunch. Photo: Azizul Shonchay.

Barter system ends at Brahmanbaria's centuries-old dried fish fair

Dried fish is being made from pool barb, locally known as Puti, fish at an Umednagar fish farm in Habiganj city. The photo was taken recently. Photo: TBS

Dried fish production in Habiganj drops by 11-fold in a decade

Mouth watering dried fish dish of Hasu Miah

Mouth watering dried fish dish of Hasu Miah

Shubhash and others like him found employment at a matka factory, located in Mymensingh district’s Haluaghat upazila. Photo: Mumit M

How matkas were saved from extinction thanks to the dried fish industry

Workers at a dried fish plant at Noakhali’s Hatiya upazila pile fried chewa fish. About 36,000 tonnes of dried chewa fish was produced from the upazila this year worth Tk300 crore. Photo: TBS

A good season for Hatia’s dried chewa fish

A man fills up a basket with dried fish at a dried fish processing plant in Lalpur village under Ashuganj upazila of Brahmanbaria. The village has been producing dried fish from various indeginous species for hundreds of years, but the output has decreased this season because of a scarcity of fishes and cash crunch. Photo: Azizul Shonchay.

B’baria dried fish traders stare at losses

Infographic: TBS

Despite market demand, fish processing is limited to shrimp, dried fish

Pran Bandhu Das sits at his dried fish shop while his son Ratan Das is busy sorting the fish. Photo: TBS

Brahmanbaria man’s Shidol wins customers’ heart

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