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Peru’s Produce finally sets first anchovy fishing season quota, down 60% from last year

The quota, set at 1.09 million metric tons, is significantly lower than last year's first season quota of 2.79m metric tons

By María Feijóo | June 2, 2023 15:49 BST
Peruvian anchovies. Credit: Imarpe.
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Peru's production ministry Produce has finally set the total allowable catch (TAC) for the first anchovy fishing season in the important north-central zone at 1.09 million metric tons.  [...]

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