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BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS -- (Marketwire) -- 03/11/13 --
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Minister Ashfield lent his support to Central and Arctic Canada exhibitors at the International Boston Seafood Show yesterday, where he met with many potential buyers and sellers at what is North America largest seafood event.
The Central & Arctic region of Canada (including Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, Nunavut, N.W.T. and the Yukon) exported approximately 23,917 tonnes of fish and seafood in 2012. The top three exports by value were Perch ( 3,104 t valued at $ 41.1 million), Whitefish ( 4,267 t valued at $ 19.8 million) and Pickerel (1,319 t valued at $ 13.9 million).
For more information about Canada's fish and seafood industry visit our website.
Related:
Canada Announces Strong Fish and Seafood Exports Data in 2012.
Provincial and Territorial Statistics on Canada's Fish and Seafood Exports 2012.
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Frank Stanek
Media Relations
Fisheries and Oceans Canada
Ottawa, Ontario
613-990-7537
Barbara Mottram
Press Secretary
Office of the Minister
Fisheries and Oceans Canada
613-992-3474
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