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Argentine squid exports leap 84% in 2013

Species now rivals hake as country's top export, which itself was up 10%, as total fisheries exports increase 19.6% to 441,25 metric tons

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 28, 2014 16:24 GMT
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Argentina saw exports of squid leap 84% in 2013, reaching 101,171 metric tons, reports Mercopress [...]

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