Die Anteile von Sieb- und Futtergarnelen in deutschen Garnelenfängen im Jahre 2000
The German shrimp fisheries land different types of pro-duce. Besides cooked shrimp for human consumption small (undersized), raw shrimp (industrial shrimp) are landed regionally in the second half of each year for animal feedstuff purposes. They are dried in special plants and form sellable secession from sieving processes aboard shrimping vessels. Grading the cooked shrimp ashore gives the non-marketable fraction of too small shrimp, which is not meant for shelling. That fraction is produced all year alongside landings of shrimp and is used for feed-stuff as well. Both extra fractions are listed in the official statistics since 2000 for the first time. That year industrial shrimp made up 6 % of the total landings while the non-marketable, small cooked shrimp summed up to 7 %, respectively. Though being essential for specialised animal feeds they are commercially of very little value, making up to hardly 2 ‰ of the total turnover of the German shrimp fisheries.
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| Format: | article biblioteca |
| Language: | German |
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2001
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| Subjects: | Fisheries, shrimp products, Crangon crangon, seasonality, EU regulation, |
| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/1834/20935 |
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