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ZAGREB, 27 June (Hina) - In the first quarter of 2021, Croatia's fisheries exports went up 31% on the year to almost €94 million, with 17,700 tonnes of commodities exported, the Agriculture Ministry says.
Bluefin tuna exports were record-high both in quantity and value terms.
The value of first-sale went up by 3% and the average price of sea fisheries commodities by 20%.
The quantity and value of aquaculture production continues to increase, surpassing €33 million in 2020, a 12% increase in value and a 3% increase in quantity.
Surveys show that the growth and consumption of fisheries and aquaculture products in 2019 had gone up by 11% on the year to a little over 20 kilos per capita.
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