Morocco: Unloaded fish quantities increased by 26 percent at the end of last September

Published 2022년 10월 18일

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A recent report by the National Fishing Office of Morocco highlights a notable 26% increase in the discharged quantities of marketed products from coastal and traditional fishing, reaching 1,089,969 tons by the end of September 2022. The total value of these discharged products surpassed 7.45 billion dirhams, marking a 9% increase from the previous year. The report also indicates a decline in the discharge of certain species such as algae, oysters, mollusks, and white fish, while crustaceans and pelagic fish saw significant increases. The unloading of these products at Mediterranean ports experienced a 10% decrease, but there was a 27% rise in unloading at Atlantic Ocean ports, contributing to an 11% increase in value.
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The National Fishing Office reported that the discharged quantities of marketed products from coastal and traditional fishing recorded an increase of 26 percent, moving to 1,089,969 tons, at the end of September 2022. In its latest report on the statistics of coastal and traditional fishing in Morocco, the office indicated that the value of these discharged quantities exceeded 7.45 billion dirhams, an increase of 9 percent compared to the end of September 2021. By species, the value of discharged increased for crustaceans (25 percent to 5,555 tonnes) and pelagic fish (33 percent to 969,351 tonnes). On the other hand, the value of algae discharge (53 percent), oysters (52 percent), mollusks (9 percent) and white fish (7 percent) decreased. According to ports, a total of 14,508 tons of coastal and traditional fishing products were unloaded in Mediterranean ports until the end of September 2022, a decrease of 10 ...
Source: Al Magribia

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