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Peru announces 2.1 million tons anchovy quota

Peru announced 2.1 million tons anchovy quota for the first 2019 fishing season in the north-central coast.
May 2, 2019

The Peruvian Production Minister, Rocío Barrios, announced that the first anchovy’s 2019 fishing season (Engraulis ringens and Anchoa nasus) will start in May 4 in the north-central zone of the Peruvian coast.

The assigned quota is 2.1 million tons according to the IMARPE recommendations. The IMARPE research cruise determine that the north-central anchovy stock increased up to 7 million tons at the beginning of April with high juvenile presence.

The Minister also announced that new fishing rights will be applied in the second anchovy season.

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