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Red tide further hits Peru scallop numbers

A 'red tide' algal bloom has affected Peruvian scallop volumes in the past few weeks, two sources there told Undercurrent

By Neil Ramsden | April 23, 2015 15:18 BST
Red tide further hits Peru scallop numbers
Karenia brevis algae blooms, known as 'red tides, outside La Jolla, California. Photo: eutrophication&hypoxia
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BRUSSELS, Belgium -- A 'red tide' algal bloom has affected Peruvian scallop volumes in the past few weeks, two sources told Undercurrent News during this year's Seafood Expo Global [...]

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