Peru restarts trial fishing of anchovy in the north-central region, with a fishing period of only 10 days and a quota of 1.09 million tons

Published 2023년 8월 4일

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Peru's Ministry of Production has authorized a 10-day exploratory anchovy fishing season in the north-central region starting on August 3. The fishing quota remains at 1.09 million tons, and vessels will be allowed to conduct exploratory fishing based on this quota. The aim of the fishing is to update information on the spatial distribution, body structure, and breeding activity of anchovies in the region, with the catch to be counted towards the limited quota for the first fishing season in 2023.
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According to the latest news from Peru, the Ministry of Production of the country has authorized the north-central region to start a 10-day exploratory anchovy fishing. The start date will start on August 3, and the fishing quota will still be 1.09 million tons. the On Thursday, the Peruvian government issued a resolution in the Official Gazette that vessels will be allowed to conduct exploratory fishing on the basis of the original quota of 1.09 million tons. This is the Peruvian government's second attempt after closing the production season in the north-central region for two months. latest decision. the Anchovy fishing started on August 3 in specific sea areas between 4 degrees and 16 degrees south latitude, 5 to 20 nautical miles from the coast, depending on the designated area. the The Peruvian Institute of Marine Research (Imarpe) reported that the exploratory fishing was aimed at updating the spatial distribution, body structure, breeding activity and other ...
Source: Foodmate

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