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PERU - Produce suspends fishing for five days in new Peruvian waters

The Ministry of Production announces another fishing suspension to allow juvenile growth.
April 22, 2015

The Ministry of Produce announced a fishing suspension of five days in a new area of the Peruvian ocean.

The Peruvian Maritime Institute (Imarpe) conducted a study of the region and found a population of anchovy with 47% juveniles and therefore announced the suspension. The report entitled, “Impact of Youth Anchovy in the Northern Region-Peruvian Marine Center” was written up between April 17-19.

[Source: Hillary Ojeda, Peru This Week. Read article]

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