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Visualisation and infographics on fisheries and aquaculture biomass

Discover the key role of fisheries and aquaculture in the bioeconomy domain.

  • Publication | 2025

The list below includes infographics and data visualisations realised by the JRC to show the dimension and impacts of the fisheries and aquaculture sectors in the EU.

  • EU Biomass supply and demand in 2022 (2025): The infographic provides data on the amount of biomass produced and used by primary, secondary, and tertiary sectors within the EU in the year 2022.
  • Bioeconomy country dashboard: Explore fisheries and aquaculture biomass production dataset from 2000 to 2020 for the EU Member States.
  • EU Biomass Flows (2022): This diagram is a compilation of harmonised data from the various units contributing to the Biomass project.
  • Infographics on biomass sources and uses in the EU-27 (2017 data) (2023): These infographics show how much biomass, in dry matter, is sourced from different primary and secondary sources and used for food, feed, materials and energy as well as recent trends in biomass uses and in the recovery of bio-waste. 
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