Reports

Demand is driving aquaculture growth and pushing prices higher, FAO says

Overall production is expected to grow by at least two percent in 2012, supported by a strong increase in aquaculture output

May 10, 2012

Sustained demand for ﬁsh and ﬁshery products is boosting aquaculture production worldwide and pushing prices higher, according to the latest FAO Food Oulook report. Overall production is expected to grow by at least two percent in 2012, supported by a strong increase in aquaculture output. Trade is expected to remain brisk with 2012 export values rising again.

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