成交量、成交额双增长 今年前七个月我国渔业经济总体保持平稳

Group 1 - The overall fishery economy in China has remained stable in the first seven months of the year, with both transaction volume and value increasing [2][6] - The South China Sea's seasonal fishing moratorium has ended, while parts of the Yellow Sea, Bohai Sea, and East China Sea are still under moratorium, leading to special fishing operations to supplement supply [2] - In Zhejiang, fishing boats engaged in special catch operations are returning to port with full loads, indicating active market engagement [2] Group 2 - Aquaculture accounts for over 80% of China's total fishery production, with marine aquaculture and processing enhancing food supply for the public [4] - In Shandong's Weihai, a 100,000-acre marine ranch is experiencing a growth season for abalone and oysters, with an annual seedling capacity of 800 million and a processing volume of 60,000 tons of fresh kelp [4] - Advanced aquaculture technology in Xinjiang's Hetian region is enabling local supply of fresh aquatic products, with 56 ponds cultivating various freshwater fish [4] Group 3 - From January to July, China's total fishery production reached nearly 36 million tons, representing a year-on-year increase of 4.37% [6]