World Fish Trade Worth About a Billion Dollars Annually
New York June 8 The Trade Record of the National Civic in New York estimates the world fishery value at about 786 million dollars per year, with reports indicating a total near a billion when storage, transportation and wholesaler profits are included. The United States ranks second in value, with vast ocean catches and growing capital in modern methods transforming the industry.
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Feeding grounds of fish supply worldwide harvest
The passage notes that shallow areas or banks are favored feeding grounds for fish that travel long distances and supply much of the world’s market catch. It also mentions spawning movements bringing substantial additional harvests from shores and fresh waters.
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