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Greece "Daily News" July 6 reported that the Greek aquaculture Manuel Canales Keith producer organizations (HAPO) European Affairs Manager of Xinhua News Agency, said the introduction of the Greek aquatic farming after 40 years, has now become the EU fish farming market A leader, and is actively exploring opportunities to sell its aquatic products in China .
Pelekanakis said that according to data released by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), Greece ranks fourth in the EU in terms of total aquaculture (shellfish and fish) production, and second in terms of the value of aquatic products .
Especially in terms of fish farming (mainly sea bass and sea bream), Greece ranks first in terms of production and value, and its production of sea bass and sea bream accounts for about 60% of the EU .
In recent years, Greece produced 110,000 to 120,000 tons of seabass and seabream.
Despite the impact of the new crown epidemic last year, the output still reached 120,000 tons, valued at 545 million euros.
It is expected that the output will increase further in the future and is expected to reach 170,000 tons by 2030.
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Pelekanakis said that according to data released by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), Greece ranks fourth in the EU in terms of total aquaculture (shellfish and fish) production, and second in terms of the value of aquatic products .
Especially in terms of fish farming (mainly sea bass and sea bream), Greece ranks first in terms of production and value, and its production of sea bass and sea bream accounts for about 60% of the EU .
In recent years, Greece produced 110,000 to 120,000 tons of seabass and seabream.
Despite the impact of the new crown epidemic last year, the output still reached 120,000 tons, valued at 545 million euros.
It is expected that the output will increase further in the future and is expected to reach 170,000 tons by 2030.
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