AGP Executive Report
Last update: 38 minutes agoAquaculture Health: Researchers in Oman say new findings on harmful algal blooms could help protect fisheries and aquaculture, as well as desalination plants. Fisheries Oversight: A bill filed in the Philippines would establish electronic monitoring of fishing vessels to curb illegal fishing and protect small-scale fishers. Tuna Industry: Malaysia has licensed 36 of its target 70 deep-sea vessels, aiming to lift tuna landings to 150,000 tonnes by 2030. Maritime Cooperation: Indonesia and Egypt agreed to work together on sustainable marine resources and tackling illegal fishing. Market Growth: Ecuador’s shrimp industry is expanding and seeking new export markets, while Scottish salmon farmers are pursuing trade opportunities in India. Fishing Pressure: Alaska’s pollock trawling debate is intensifying over salmon bycatch, which totals hundreds of thousands of fish in some years.
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