AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoAgri-Infrastructure Boost (Philippines): The DA’s Francisco P. Tiu Laurel Jr. inspected PFDA’s new 60-metric-ton ice plant at Bulan Fish Port in Sorsogon and backed plans to expand it into a five-hectare agro-marine industrial port by 2028, aiming to cut post-harvest losses and protect sardine and pelagic prices. Export Pressure (Armenia): Fish farmers in Yerevan protested after Russia restricted fish imports, saying EU market access and export subsidies remain out of reach and urging stronger government support. Work Standards (Sri Lanka): Sri Lanka’s Cabinet approved ratification of ILO Fishing Industry Convention 188 to set benchmarks for decent work, health care access, and safety for fishing communities. Stock Management Clash (New Zealand): The Environmental Defence Society urged a full closure of the tarakihi fishery, arguing proposed reductions won’t stop collapse and calling for nursery and spawning protections. Trade Shock (Canada/US): Canada’s PM Mark Carney said talks with the U.S. will intensify after 50% tariffs were announced, with fish listed among potential exclusions. Aquaculture/Seafood Business (Angola): FILDA 2026 highlighted agribusiness, agriculture and fisheries as 13% of participation, positioning the fair as a major investment and trade platform.
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