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Under this law, local fishermen need to register themselves, along with their boats every year. This, Pamalakaya said, is very arbitrary and costly since it requires lots of papers, identification cards, certificates, and serial numbers.

T.P - 23/07/2021 08:18   Do chi phí bán hàng tăng 137%, chủ yếu đến từ phí cước tàu, phí vận chuyển, đã làm lợi nhuận sau thuế của Thuỷ sản Nam Việt giảm 25% so với cùng kỳ, đạt gần 24 tỷ đồng. TIN LIÊN QUAN Sau 6 tháng đầu năm, Thuỷ sản Nam Việt đạt khoảng 45,6% mục tiêu doanh thu và 39,6% kế hoạch lợi nhuận trước thuế năm. CTCP Thuỷ sản Nam Việt (Navico; Mã: ANV) vừa công b...

The Philippine government was told for the nth time to step up its crackdown versus foreign poachers in the West Philippine Sea. Such a call was made in response to China’s annual three-and-a-half-month fishing ban in the South China Sea, which covers the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone (EEZ

Photo by Edmundas Stundzius on Unsplash In the manifesto, the Alliance of Local Government Units Along Samar Bays and Channels (ALSBACH) Inc. said it “strongly opposed” the passing of HB 7853, which proposes to amend section 18 of Republic Act (RA) 8550 or the Fisheries Code of 1998. Pending with the House Committee on Aquaculture and Fisheries Resources since October last year, HB 7853 seeks to allow Commercial Fishing Boats to operate within the 10.1 to 15 kilometers distance from the sho...

Published March 8, 2021, 1:36 PM The aquaculture sector is ready to file a petition opposing more fish importation should the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) will push for its plan to ease import policy on agricultural commodities, especially fisheries products.   Asis Perez, convenor of food security advocacy group Tugon Kabuhayan, said in a briefing on Monday that NEDA’s proposal is “problematic” and may result in a long-term problem for the country’s aquaculture p...

P50M worth of endangered giant clam shells confiscated in Negros Oriental Published February 14, 2021 8:46am Police confiscated P50 million worth of endangered giant clam shells in Negros Oriental on Feb. 12, 2021. Photo courtesy: PNP Authorities confiscated P50 million worth of endangered giant clam shells in Bayawan City, Negros Oriental on Friday, the Philippine National Police said. The endangered items were found in Barangay Pagatban. A suspect identified as Ricarido Santiana Dela C...

(Photo via Aaron Recuenco / MANILA BULLETIN) Gen. Debold Sinas, chief of the Philippine National Police (PNP), said the seized 11,000 kilos of giant clams, locally known as taklobo, is worth P918 million if sold in the international market. He identified the person arrested as Ricarido dela Cruz Jr. who was collared after selling some 1,000 kilograms of giant clams to a police poseur buyer in the amount of P5 million in Barangay Pagatban on February 12. “This accomplishment ensures that the s...

(FLICKR / MANILA BULLETIN) Lawyer Gloria Estenzo Ramos, Oceana Vice President, said that the existing Fisheries Code implements the constitutional provision guaranteeing the preferential right of artisanal fisherfolk in municipal water by prohibiting commercial fishing operations within the 15-kilometer from the shoreline. Garcia, a Cebu congressman, authored and filed House Bill (HB) No.7853, which proposes to allow commercial fishing activities in the part of municipal waters, from 10.1 to 15...

SunStar + February 08, 2021 CALLING it anti-poor, anti-environment and anti-sustainable development, leaders of various small fisher groups in the province hit a proposed measure at the House of Representatives for allegedly favoring commercial fishers. Philippine Rural Reconstruction Movement (PRRM-Negros), in a statement Monday, February 8, 2021, said House Bill (HB) No. 7853 authored by Cebu Third District Representative Pablo John Garcia aims to amend the Fisheries Code of 199...