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OECD expects fish demand, prices to rise more than most commodities

World per capita consumption is expected to increase 8% over the decade, from 19 kg to 20.6 kg per person, according to upcoming OECD/FAO report

By SeafoodNews.com | June 20, 2013 16:13 BST
OECD expects fish demand, prices to rise more than most commodities
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