Concerns have been raised that overfishing is taking place in Fiji waters, according to the country’s largest processor and exporter of fish.
Fiji Fish Limited managing director Graham Southwick said falling catch rates has resulted in them wanting government to step in and reduce the number of licensed fishing vessels.
He added if government does go ahead with the reduction, they will recommend that no local fishing vessel lose their licenses.
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The ...
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