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Peru to boost its tuna landings by 80% due to new measures

The Peruvian ministry of production expect the country's tuna catches to increase dramatically in 2017, thanks to new measures 

By Matilde Mereghetti | Jan. 12, 2017 16:55 GMT
Peruvian tuna. Source: SNI
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The Peruvian ministry of production seeks to spur the development of the country's tuna industry, having implemented a new regulation and sorted out the opening of two more docks for tuna fishing, the ministry confirmed to Undercurrent News [...]

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Contact the author matilde.mereghetti@undercurrentnews.com

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