In the first half of this year, Peruvian squid catches increased by 150.1% year-on-year

Published 2023년 8월 23일

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During the first phase of this year's fishing season, Peru's squid catch increased by 150.1% year-on-year, reaching 476,500 tons. With 94.8% of production being used for export after freezing and processing, the Peruvian squid industry is the second largest fishery in the country, only behind anchovies. Squid fishing activities accounted for 13.4% of the capture fishery GDP during the period from January to June.
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According to news from SeafoodMedia on August 15, the Peruvian Ministry of Production stated that during the first phase of this year’s fishing season, the squid catch was 476,500 tons, an increase of 150.1% year-on-year. the 94.8% of Peruvian squid production is used for export after freezing and processing. It is the second largest fishery after anchovies. the In the first half of 2023, the output of frozen squid was 293,400 tons, an increase of 158.2% compared with 113,600 tons in the same period last year. These products are mainly used for export trade. the The Peruvian squid industry ...
Source: Foodmate

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