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Philippines’ line-caught tuna first candidate for new Artesmar FIP

The yellowfin fishery is the first to take part in Artesmar – a new fishery improvement program designed for artisanal fisheries

By Undercurrent News | Sept. 16, 2014 09:46 BST
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Philippines’ handline yellowfin tuna fishery. Photo: BlueYou Consulting / Artesmar
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The Philippines' line-caught yellowfin tuna fishery is the first to take part in Artesmar – a new fishery improvement program (FIP) designed for artisanal fisheries [...]

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