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Following are sortable tables of the world fisheries production for 2005. The tonnage from capture and aquaculture is listed by country.

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[edit] Fish, crustaceans, molluscs, etc

Following is a sortable table of the world fisheries harvest for 2005. The tonnage from capture and aquaculture is listed by country. Capture includes fish, crustaceans, molluscs, etc. Countries which harvested less than 100,000 tons are not included.

Country	Capture	Aquaculture	Total
Algeria	126,259	368 F	126,627 F
Angola	240,000 F		240,000 F
Argentina	931,472	2,430	933,902
Australia	245,935	47,087	293,022
Bangladesh	1,333,866	882,091	2,215,957
Brazil	750,283	257,783	1,008,066
Cambodia	384,000	26,000	410,000
Canada	1,080,982	154,083	1,235,065
Chile	4,330,325	698,214	5,028,539
China	17,053,191	32,414,084	49,467,275
Hong Kong	161,964	4,130	166,094
Taiwan	1,017,243	304,756	1,321,999
Colombia	121,000 F	60,072 F	181,072 F
Congo, Democratic Republic of the	220,000 F	2,965 F	222,965 F
Denmark	910,613	39,012	949,625
Ecuador	407,723	78,300 F	486,023 F
Egypt	349,553	539,748	889,301
France	574,358	258,435	832,793
Germany	285,668	44,685	330,353
Ghana	392,274	1,154	393,428
Greece	92,738	106,208	198,946
Greenland	216,302 F		216,302 F
Iceland	1,661,031	8,256 F	1,669,287 F
India	3,481,136	2,837,751	6,318,887
Indonesia	4,381,260	1,197,109	5,578,369
Iran	410,558	117,354	527,912
Ireland	262,532	60,050	322,582
Italy	298,373	180,943	479,316
Japan	4,072,895 F	746,221	4,819,116 F
Kenya	148,124	1,047	149,171
North Korea	205,000 F	63,700 F	268,700 F
South Korea	1,639,069	436,232	2,075,301
Latvia	150,618	542	151,160
Lithuania	139,785	2,013	141,798
Madagascar	136,400	8,500 F	144,900 F
Malaysia	1,214,183	175,834	1,390,017
Mauritania	247,577		247,577
Mexico	1,304,830	117,514	1,422,344
Morocco	932,704	2,257	934,961
Myanmar	1,742,956	474,510	2,217,466
Namibia	552,695	50 F	552,745 F
Netherlands	549,208	68,175	617,383
New Zealand	535,394	105,301 F	640,695 F
Nigeria	523,182	56,355	579,537
Norway	2,392,934	656,636	3,049,570
Oman	150,571	173	150,744
Pakistan	434,473	80,622	515,095
Panama	214,737	8,019	222,756
Papua New Guinea	250,280 F		250,280 F
Peru	9,388,662	27,468	9,416,130
Philippines	2,246,352	557,251	2,803,603
Poland	156,247	36,607	192,854
Portugal	211,757	6,485	218,242
Russian Federation	3,190,946	114,752	3,305,698
Senegal	405,070	193 F	405,263 F
Seychelles	106,555	772	107,327
Sierra Leone	145,993		145,993
South Africa	817,608	3,142	820,750
Spain	848,803	221,927	1,070,730
Sri Lanka	161,960	1,724	163,684
Sweden	256,359	5,880	262,239
Tanzania	347,800 F	11 F
Thailand	2,599,387	1,144,011	3,743,398
Tunisia	109,117	2,665	111,782
Turkey	426,496	119,177	545,673
Uganda	416,758	10,817	427,575
Ukraine	244,943	28,745	273,688
UK	669,458	172,813	842,271
USA	4,888,621	471,958	5,360,579
Uruguay	125,906	47	125,953
Vanuatu	151,079	1	151,080
Venezuela	470,000 F	22,210 F	492,210 F
Vietnam	1,929,900	1,437,300	3,367,200
Yemen	263,000		263,000
Other	9,685,851	786,993	14,917,378
Total	93,253,346	48,149,792	141,403,138

[edit] Aquatic plants

Following is a sortable table of the world fisheries harvest of aquatic plants for 2005. The tonnage from capture and aquaculture is listed by country. Countries whose total harvest was less than 100,000 tons are not included.

Country	Capture	Aquaculture	Total
Chile	409,851	15,492	425,343
China	308,380	10,855,295	11,163,675
Indonesia	7,730	910,636	918,366
Japan	104,893	507,742	612,635
North Korea		444,295 F	444,295 F
South Korea	15,212	621,154	636,366
Philippines	298	1,338,597	1,338,895
Other	459,439	96,761	556,200
Total	1,305,803	14,789,972	16,095,775

[edit] Source

FAO: Fisheries and Aquaculture

[edit] See also

v • d • e Fishing industry

Fishing industry	Fishing industry - Fisherman - Fishing techniques - History of fishing

Trawling	Trawling - Commercial trawler - Bottom trawling - Midwater trawling - Pair trawling

Lines, nets and traps	Longline fishing - Dropline - Fishing net - Gillnet - Drift net - Drifter - Seine - Surrounding net - Chinese nets - Glass float - Ghost net - Fish trap - Fish wheel - Fishing weir - Turtle excluder device - Corf

Commercial fish	Fish - Food chain - Anchovy - Carp - Catfish - Cod - Atlantic cod - Eel - Flounder - Haddock - Halibut - Herring - Mackerel - Mahi-mahi - Mullet - Orange roughy - Salmon - Sardine - Tuna - Whitefish - Fish (food) - Seafood Watch - Shark fin soup - Portal:Marine life

Crustaceans and molluscs	Abalone - Alaskan king crab fishing - Crab - Clam digging - Freshwater prawn farm - Krill fishery - Lobster fishing - Lobster trap - Mussel - Oyster - Scallop - Shrimp fishery - Shrimp farm - Squid - Trepanging

Other types of fishing	Fish aggregating device - Light attractor - Payaos - Troll (angling) - Seal hunting - Cormorant fishing - Cormorant Fishing on the Nagara River - Portuguese water dogs - Pearl hunting - Ice fishing - Cyanide fishing - Electrofishing - Blast fishing - Flosser - Paravane (water kite) - Basnig

Fisheries and fish farms	Fishery - Coral reef - Common Fisheries Policy - National Fish Hatchery System - Fish hatcheries of the US

Quotas and monitoring	Catch reporting - Individual fishing quota - Individual Transferable Quota - Monitoring control and surveillance - Vessel monitoring system - Minimum landing size - Discards - Incidental mortality - By-catch - Cetacean bycatch - Illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing - Exclusive Economic Zone

Sustainability	Overfishing - Sustainable yield - Unsustainable fishing methods - Tragedy of the commons - The End of the Line - Grey Nurse shark conservation

Fish processing	Fish processing - Fish processing facility - Factory ship - Fish preservation - Slurry ice - Stockfish - Fish flake

Fish products	Fish products - Seafood - Fish (food) - List of edible fish - Fish meal - Fish emulsion - Fish hydrolysate

Marketing	Fish marketing - Live food fish trade - Shrimp marketing - Fish market - Billingsgate Fish Market - Busan Cooperative Fish Market - Feskekôrka - Fulton Fish Market - Maine Avenue Fish Market - Princes Street Market (Cork) - Russ & Daughters - Scania Market - Sydney Fish Market - Tsukiji fish market

Fishery stewardship	European Fishery MLS - Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission - Marine Stewardship Council - Sea Fish Industry Authority - Marine Stewardship Council - Asia-Pacific Fishery Commission (APFIC)

Other organisations	Fisheries organizations

Regional fishing	Commercial fishing in Alaska - Fishing industry in Scotland - Scottish Fisheries Museum - Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center - Yakima Klickitat Fisheries Project - Agulhas Bank - Dogger Bank - Flemish Cap - Georges Bank - Grand Bank - Fishing by country

Fishing vessels	Fishing vessel - Fishing fleet - Andrea Gail - Cornelia Marie - Dongwon-ho 628 - FV Northwestern - The Terror - FV Wizard - Fishing vessels of Japan - Fishing vessels of the United Kingdom

Communities	Kolis - Mogaveeras - Vikings - Sheringham - Eyemouth - Gilleleje

History	Chasse-marée - Cod Wars - Munster pilchard fishery 1570-1750 - Migratory Fishery of Labrador - Oyster Injustice - 1959 Escuminac Hurricane - Eyemouth disaster - Moray Firth fishing disaster - 2004 Morecambe Bay cockling disaster - Scottish east coast fishery - Stotfield fishing disaster - Harold Innis and the cod fishery - Allan McLean

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