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Lockdowns keeping fish off the hook

FAO expects a 1.3 percent decline in global aquaculture production and overall drop in fish supply, consumption and trade revenue for 2020.

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By Arete News - February 2, 2021
Fish for sale at a market in San Andrés Cholula, Mexico (AN/Giulian Frisoni)
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