5% increase in Greek fish exports in 2019

Published 2020년 5월 19일

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In 2019, Greek fish farming exports increased by 5% to 100,345 tons, valued at 458 million euros, with 82% of the production being exported to 45 countries, predominantly in the EU. The industry was one of only six agricultural sectors that contributed positively to Greece's trade balance. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the sector, leading to a decrease in sales and an increase in surplus. The industry is working closely with the Ministry of Rural Development and Food to implement emergency support measures from the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund.

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With an increase in exports of almost 5%, it closed in 2019 for Greek fish farming, reaching according to the temporary data of ELSTAT the 100,345 tons worth 458 million euros. As the Association of Greek Marine Crops points out, in 2019 the industry further strengthened its extroversion index since 82% of production was exported to 45 countries. This improvement is mainly due to increased sales of sea bass within the EU. More specifically, out of 100,345 tonnes, 95% was exported to 25 EU countries (95,046 tonnes 430.1 million euros) and 5% to 20 non-EU countries (4,893 tonnes). , € 25.6 million). In terms of sales in the EU, with the exception of Germany and Portugal, which fell, there was an increase of 5% to 65% in all other countries. Italy, Spain and France are by far the main markets for Greek fish farming as they absorb 60% of Greek production. As for third countries, it is interesting to note that sales were made in 11 new countries compared to 2018. In terms of average ...

Source: Haniotika