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Profand’s largest squid-jigging vessel undergoes repairs following collision

The vessel was carrying 430 metric tons of squid at the time of its collision. They were successfully unloaded upon arrival

By Undercurrent News | March 24, 2025 15:10 GMT
Photo: Puerto de Puerto Deseado on Facebook.
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The Espadarte, the largest squid-jigging vessel of Grupo Profand, has survived a collision with a South Korean vessel and is undergoing repairs at the Coserana shipyard, Mar Y Pesca Noticias Patagonicas reported [...]

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