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'About Japan' webinar series 229: Japan's Fish, Fisheries and Seafood, a market overview
26
MAR
2024
What is the current situation of the fishing industry and the seafood market in Japan?
Webinar, Fishery
10:30 - 11:30
About Agroindustry
Japan has a severe shortage of arable land, covering only 11.3% of Japan’s total territory. The country’s self-sufficiency rate currently stands at 39%.
Forestry, Fishery, Biotechnology, Agriculture
About Fishing

— Latest update: July 2023 —

Fishery
EPA & Fisheries
The EU-Japan EPA represents new opportunities to EU companies seeking to export fisheries to Japan. Under the Agreement, all the fish products have been, or will be liberalised over time. 
EPA, Export, Fishery
EPA Helpdesk Webinar 22: Fisheries
28
MAY
2020

How can EU exporters of fishery products benefit from EPA concessions in

Webinar, EPA, EU-Japan EPA, Export, Fishery
10:30 - 11:30
EPA Helpdesk Webinar 42: Fisheries
19
OCT
2021

How can EU exporters of fishery products benefit from EPA concessions in

Webinar, EPA, EU-Japan EPA, Export, Fishery
10:30 - 11:30
Factsheet: EPA & Fishery Products

About the Factsheet

EPA, EU-Japan EPA, Factsheet, EPA Helpdesk Publication, Fishery
Report: Japan's Fish, Fisheries and Seafood, a Market Overview
This report is targeted to EU SMEs directly or indirectly involved in the fishing industry.
Report, Fishery, Environment, Food
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