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    BFAR team makes global headlines in fish culturing

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    Date
    June 2, 2019
    Author
    van Beijnen, Jonah
    Yan, Gregg
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    Classification code
    PS20190602_B4
    Excerpt
    Globally, the culture of carnivorous marine finfish and crustaceans receives the most interest from constitutional investors, with species groups like sea bass, salmon and shrimp showing double-digit growth rates. These species are enjoying high demand from western and Chinese customers and fetch relatively high prices. Their culture, however, comes with high environmental impacts. Large amounts of fishmeal are typically required as feeds, and it is estimated that at present, a quarter of all fish landed globally – a whopping 21 million tons annually – are caught for the fishmeal industry.
    Citation
    van Beijnen, J. & Yan, G. (2019, June 2). BFAR team makes global headlines in fish culturing. The Philippine Star, p. B4.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/7299
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    Personal Names
    Rosario, Westly
    Geographic Names
    Philippines
    Subject
    fish culture aquaculture Carnivores Marine fish marine crustaceans environmental impact Herbivorous fish milkfish culture hatcheries survival cages brackishwater aquaculture
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