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Total pelagic supply set to drop 11% in 2019

Total global supplies of pelagic fish are expected to come down 11%, to between 20 and 21 million metric tons, in 2019

By Neil Ramsden | March 12, 2019 09:58 GMT
Photo: Norway's Sildesalgslag (2017)
Photo: Norway's Sildesalgslag (2017)
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BERGEN, Norway -- Total global supplies of pelagic fish are expected to come down 11%, to between 20 and 21 million metric tons, in 2019, said Gunn Strandheim, fisheries analyst with Kontali [...]

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