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Aquaculture

Turkish bass, bream exports expected to be up by 28%

2012 exports expected to reach around 27,000 metric tons

By Eva Tallaksen | Nov. 4, 2012 13:09 GMT
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Turkey is expected to export around 27,000 metric tons of seabass and seabream this year, said a Turkish executive, citing numbers from the country’s exporters’ association [...]

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