Name: Capture fisheries production in Serbia
Creator: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
License: https://datacatalog.worldbank.org/public-licenses#cc-by

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Metric tonnes. Source: World Bank, World Development Indicators. Gaps mean no published value; points are not joined across missing years.

Capture fisheries production (metric tonnes), 2000 to 2024
Period	Serbia	World
2024	2,495 tonnes	94,403,126 tonnes
2023	2,470 tonnes	92,981,262 tonnes
2022	2,379 tonnes	93,221,970 tonnes
2021	2,353 tonnes	93,590,253 tonnes
2020	1,932 tonnes	91,609,572 tonnes
2019	2,547 tonnes	94,910,375 tonnes
2018	2,082 tonnes	98,740,431 tonnes
2017	2,209 tonnes	95,664,397 tonnes
2016	2,067 tonnes	92,195,579 tonnes
2015	3,150 tonnes	94,357,557 tonnes
2014	3,593 tonnes	93,466,633 tonnes
2013	5,040 tonnes	93,116,007 tonnes
2012	4,798 tonnes	91,395,933 tonnes
2011	5,384 tonnes	94,143,395 tonnes
2010	4,807 tonnes	89,688,933 tonnes
2009	3,846 tonnes	91,445,934 tonnes
2008	3,153 tonnes	92,325,811 tonnes
2007	2,535 tonnes	93,503,695 tonnes
2006	2,632 tonnes	93,672,351 tonnes
2005	–	95,594,652 tonnes
2004	–	95,878,960 tonnes
2003	–	91,084,188 tonnes
2002	–	93,786,009 tonnes
2001	–	93,409,856 tonnes
2000	–	96,170,993 tonnes

A dash means no value was published for that period.

Capture fisheries production in Serbia

Capture fisheries production in Serbia over time

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