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"The aquaculture business can’t go on using fish to feed fish"

Increasing demand for fish has exposed the limitations of the world's fisheries, ...



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This market reports focuses on catch volumes and harvests of shellfish in Japan, Thailand, Spain, Argentina, Chile, Peru and the US. It also highlights fishing bans, prices, inventories, markets, imports and exports of species detailed in the following index. INDEX 1. ASIA 1.1 Japan – Scallops of genus pecten, chlamys and placopecten 1.2 Thailand – Scallops of genus pecten, chlamys and placopecten 2. EUROPE 2.1 Spain – Barnacle, spider crab, Norway lobster, cockle, manila clam, banded carpet shell, grooved carpet shell, pullet carpet shell, golden carpet shell, ox crab, razor shell, velvet swimcrab, mature dosinica and warty venus 3. LATIN AMERICA 3.1 Argentina – Patagonian scallop 3.2 Chile – Pacific cupped oysters or Chilean scallop 3.3 Peru – Northern scallop 4. NORTH AMERICA 4.1 United States – Scallops of genus pecten, chl
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Estonia - Offer - Frozen - Refrigerated - Moulded Surimi -- Moldeados, formados, すり身, (擂り身 - Friday, September 03, 2010

South Korea - ++ Demand ++ -Frozen - Snow Crab Section - Origin (Merchandise): Canada - Thursday, September 02, 2010

China - Offer - Frozen - Refrigerated - Canned - 200 M.T. - Ship.(+-) 30-45days - Tilapia, Channel catfish, Portunus Haanii, Surimi - Origin (Merchandise): China - Wednesday, September 01, 2010

India - Offer - Frozen - 200 M.T. - Ship.(+-) PROMPT - SARDINE FOR BAIT & CANNING - Origin (Merchandise): India - Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Bangladesh - Offer - Frozen - 300 M.T. - Ship.(+-) PROMPT - YELLOW CROAKER,RIBBON FISH,CUTTLE FISH,BLUE CRABS - Origin (Merchandise): Bangladesh - Sunday, August 29, 2010

Bangladesh - Offer - Frozen - 300 M.T. - Ship.(+-) PROMPT - YELLOW CROAKER,RIBBON FISH,CUTTLE FISH,BLUE CRABS - Origin (Merchandise): Bangladesh - Saturday, August 28, 2010

Australia
Aussie crayfishers worry ban will harm them
9/3/2010 11:10:00 PM
Rock lobster fishers in Tasmania are worried that New Zealand will profit from next month’s fishing ban on rock lobster in South Australia (SA) while Aussies go out of business. The South Australian Government has set a ban during October in light of se...

Spain: strong concern over mussel shortages i...

United Kingdom: first offshore mussel farm ge...

Spain: red tide causes mass closure of mussel...

Worldwide: global standards completed for pan...

SEA URCHIN-Loxechinus albus
(sample data)	Australia Bali Bitung Cebu Fiji	108 cps. 105 cps. 52 cps.	� 500/3800 � 400/2000 � 500/1500 � 900/1000 � 800/2300	+2.4% -2.3% -0.9% 0% +1.5%
JONAH CRAB-Cancer borealis
(sample data)	Australia Bali Japan Penang Taiwan	3 pcs 67 pcs 10 pcs	� 800/2100 � 100/750 � 100/2400 � 500/650 � 400/1700	-4% -3.2% 0% -0.1% +2.5%

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