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Hokkaido scallop landing projection for 2016 down 15%

The landing projection for the Japanese Hokkaido fishery for 2016 is 276,900t, down 15% from the actual harvest of a year back

By Minato-Tsukiji | April 18, 2016 16:42 BST
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Japanese scallops on display at the Eastern Fisheries exhibit in Boston. Photograph by Undercurrent News.
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