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South Korean fishers granted increased Pacific tuna quotas for 2024

South Korea's ministry of oceans and fisheries announced on Dec. 20 that fishermen are set to expand their tuna catch in the Pacific Ocean next year following an agreement by a regional fisheries body

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 21, 2023 10:25 GMT
Seoul, South Korea. Credit: Clint Sharp on Flickr
Seoul, South Korea. Credit: Clint Sharp on Flickr
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South Korea's ministry of oceans and fisheries announced on Dec. 20 that fishermen are set to increase their tuna catch in the Pacific Ocean next year, Korea JoongAng Daily reports. [...]

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