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Tunisia’s aquaculture output hits 15,200t

Tunisia's aquaculture output rose in 2015 by 20% to 15,200 metric tons, most of it seabass and seabream

By Undercurrent News | June 8, 2017 16:18 BST
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Tunisia's aquaculture output rose in 2015 by 20% to 15,200 metric tons, most of it seabass and seabream, Ecofin Agency reported [...]

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