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Nigeria is the fourth largest importer of fish in the world, following China, Japan and the United States. Frozen fish varieties include mackerel (locally called titus or alaran), herrings (locally called shawa), horse mackerel (locally called kote), blue whiting (locally called panla), Argentina silus (locally called ojuyobo) and the popular croaker fish. The country’s top suppliers are the United States and Chile, but fish is also sourced from Europe, Asia, and a few African countries, including Mauritania, Algeria, and Mauritius.
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- 1. Import fish into Nigeria now andSmile to the Bank
- 2. Overview – In Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa, fish is an important part of the household diet. Fish makes up around 40% of the country’s protein intake, with fish consumption at 13.3 kg/person/per year. – Total fish production per year is close to 1 million metric tons (313,231 metric tons from aquaculture and 759,828 metric tons from fisheries). The majority of this fish is consumed domestically, while around 10% is exported. – Around 94 million hectares is used for fishery production, according to the FAO, and 1,477,651 people work as fishers
- 3. Overview – Despite having a coastline of 853 kilometres bordering the Atlantic Ocean, as well as fresh and mangrove swamps, creeks, coastal rivers, estuaries, bays, and near and offshore waters, it is ironic that Nigeria still depends on fish importation to meet most of her fish demands. Eight out of the 36 Nigerian states, with 25% of Nigeria’s total population, share the Atlantic Ocean coastline – a major fishing resource.Yet, national supply cannot meet national demand.
- 5. Overview – Nigeria is the fourth largest importer of fish in the world, following China, Japan and the United States. Frozen fish varieties include mackerel (locally called titus or alaran), herrings (locally called shawa), horse mackerel (locally called kote), blue whiting (locally called panla), Argentina silus (locally called ojuyobo) and the popular croaker fish.The country’s top suppliers are the United States and Chile, but fish is also sourced from Europe, Asia, and a few African countries, including Mauritania, Algeria, and Mauritius.
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- 7. Reasons for LowOutput – Fishing is not as productive as expected because most people in the business cannot afford the vessels and equipment required for intense commercial fishing on the high seas. “Most current fishing vessels in Nigeria are old and are only capable of fishing at 0 to 50 meters below sea level, and this range is only considered suitable for artisanal fishing, thereby limiting capability of resource exploitation on the high seas”.
- 8. – They`ve been a rise in Local fish production in Nigeria over the years with most citizens going into catfish production, I myself am a fish farmer, although with the rise in fish-feeds it hasn’t been easy for fish farmers but with the improvement of local feeds its happy days for fish farmers again. – Catfish farming is very popular in Nigeria, this has helped in the provision of fish locally to citizens, it has also helped in employment as you hardly see a street without a small catfish farm, from personal to commercial catfish farms these farms are scattered all over Nigeria. Local Fish Production CVA MULTISERVICES NIG LTD.
- 9. Types of Fishes Imported into Nigeria There are various species of frozen fish being imported into Nigeria namely: ü HERRINGS:- popularly known as SHAWA ü MACKEREL:- popularly known asTITUS ü Horse Mackerel :- popularly known as KOTE ü PANLA is the general term used for this very fish. It has many species, but three main species are imported into Nigeria: - ALASKA POLLOCK :- this is the one that is used for making STOCK FISH(OKPOROPO - HAKE:- just like ALASKA but it has a a very sharp dentition, its whole dentition consist of 95% canine, it has a great taste. - BLUE WHITING ü Croaker
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