Why Fish Prices Rise in Mauritania
The fish markets in Nouakchott have experienced a noticeable increase in prices and a decline in supply, due to reduced activity of boats and fishermen. This has led to higher costs for supplies such as ice and various types of fish. The scarcity of available fish and rising production costs have caused prices for some varieties to reach record levels, impacting consumers' purchasing power. Workers in the sector are facing difficulties in balancing the increased costs with limited profit margins. Although Mauritania possesses one of the world's richest coastlines with 754 km of fishing grounds, the rising prices are exerting significant pressure on both workers and consumers alike.
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