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Seychelles supports 20% cut in Indian Ocean yellowfin catches

Fishing vessels are catching more of the species than the stock can renew itself, adviser to the Seychelles gov't says 

By Undercurrent News | May 2, 2016 09:14 BST
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The Indian Ocean Tuna Commission is proposing to reduce fishing allowances of yellowfin tuna by 20% as scientists say the species is being overfished, reports the Seychelles News Agency [...]

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