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Peru sets deadline for new regulations to combat illegal fishing by Chinese vessels

Peru's Ministry of Production is expected to release a new decree establishing measures to prevent illegal fishing by Thursday (Aug. 15), following widespread protests by artisanal fishing groups

By Undercurrent News | Aug. 13, 2024 13:58 BST
Chinese vessels in the South Pacific Ocean. Photo: CALAMASUR
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Peru's Ministry of Production, known as Produce, is on the brink of releasing a pivotal new decree aimed at curbing illegal fishing practices, reports the Latin American Committee for the Sustainable Management of Giant Squid (Calamasur) [...]

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