World: The Indian Ocean bigeye tuna fishing limit will be reduced to more than 11,000 metric tons next year

게시됨 2023년 5월 17일

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The Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC) has decided to reduce the bigeye tuna fishing quota in the Indian Ocean from 35,000 metric tons to more than 11,000 metric tons due to depleting resources. The current quota will be reduced to 11,488 metric tons for Taiwan, with a 16.7% reduction for developed countries and a smaller reduction for developing countries. The move aims to facilitate the conservation of bigeye tuna. The article also highlights the challenges faced by Taiwan's deep-sea fishing industry, with decreasing catches in the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, and the impact of the global pandemic.

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Marine fishery resources are becoming increasingly scarce. The Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC), organized by the United Nations, considered the status of bigeye tuna resources in the Indian Ocean and decided on the 12th to adjust the quotas for fishing bigeye tuna in the Indian Ocean. my country's current limit of 35,000 metric tons will be reduced from 2024 To more than 11,000 metric tons. Lin Yuzhi, chairman of the Taiwan Tuna Association, said that the fishery resources in the Indian Ocean have decreased significantly. Since two or three years ago, the actual catch of bigeye tuna has been far below the quota. He agrees to lower the quota to allow fisheries Sustainable development. my country’s pelagic tuna longline fishing vessels catch bigeye tuna species in the Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean and Indian Ocean. In 2011, the total amount of bigeye tuna caught in the three oceans was about 32,000 metric tons, of which about 13,000 metric tons were in the Indian Ocean. Most of ...

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