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Peru fishmeal trading still slow, prices high as catchers end poor season

Exporters say trading is still slow and quote prices in range of $1,900-$1,920/t, as first anchovy season ends with just two-thirds of TAC caught

By Alicia Villegas and Eva Tallaksen | Aug. 20, 2014 16:16 BST
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Trading of Peruvian fishmeal market is still quiet despite the first anchovy fishing season having ended on Aug. 10, Peruvian exporters told Undercurrent News. [...]

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