Aquaculture: Exports Increase 4% in Quantity and 15% in Value - 82% of Production Is Directed to International Markets
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The welfare of farmed fish is an important parameter for the sustainable development and competitiveness of Greek aquaculture, a sector with a strong export orientation for the Greek economy. With sea bream and sea bass exports set to reach 672 million euros in 2025, the implementation of modern farming practices and the exploitation of scientific knowledge are gaining particular […]
The good conservation of farmed fish constitutes a cornerstone of the sustainable development and competitiveness of Greek aquaculture, a sector with strong export activity for the Greek economy.
The good preservation of farmed fish constitutes a cornerstone of the sustainable development and competitiveness of Greek aquaculture, a sector with strong export activity for the ... The article Aquaculture: Exports increase 4% in quantity and 15% in value – 82% of production is directed to international markets was published in NewsIT.
The welfare of farmed fish is an important factor for the sustainable development and competitiveness of Greek aquaculture, a sector with a strong export orientation for the
The welfare of farmed fish is crucial for the sustainability and competitiveness of Greek aquaculture, which stands out in exports, with Greece playing an important role in European research in the sector.
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