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Falkland Islands’ loligo squid fishery opens with 20,000t landed

Harvesters of loligo squid opened their first season in the Falkland Islands’ fishery with a bang, landing 20,000 metric tons in the first month

By Undercurrent News | April 6, 2018 15:20 BST
Loligo squid. Photo credit: Merco Press
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Harvesters of loligo squid opened their first season in the Falkland Islands’ fishery with a bang, landing 20,000 metric tons in the first month, the Penguin News reports [...]

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