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The world’s 23 most fished species: From anchovy to pilchard, via tuna

Despite a big drop in catches in 2012, Peru's anchovy remained by far the most caught fish in the world, but around a dozen other stocks are also hauled by the million ton, shows FAO report

By Eva Tallaksen | May 19, 2014 13:53 BST
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Despite a steep drop in catches in 2012, Peru's anchovy remained by far the most caught fish in the world, shows a new report by the Food and Agriculture Organization [...]

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