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Peru closes second anchovy season at 88 percent of quota By Share Peru’s Ministry of Production (PRODUCE) has called a close to the second season of anchovy fishing in the North-Central zone, with 88 percent of the 2.78 million-metric-ton (MT) quota filled, the ministry announced on its website. During the season, a total of 2.44 million MT were landed, mainly in the ports Malabrigo, Chimbote, Coischo, Callao, Supe, Bayoyar, Paracas (Pisco), Tambo de Mora, Vegueta, and Chancay, PRODUCE said. This decision to halt the anchovy fishing season was made following recommendations of the Peru...
Photo: ANDINA/Archive 13:04 | Lima, Jan. 2. Peru's fishery landings volume amounted to 812,800 metric tons in November last year, the second-highest figure in the last 12 months, and a 2.6% increase compared to the same month in 2019, the Production Ministry reported on Saturday. This result was driven by landings of hydrobiological resources aimed at direct human consumption (14.2%) and —to a lesser extent— the performance of the extractive activity linked to anchovy geared towards indirect human consumption (1.2%). In this sense, Production Minister Jose Luis Ch...