Peru’s Production Ministry (PRODUCE) has authorized a 7 November start for the second anchovy-fishing season of 2025 in the ...

"All decisions made are based on technical and scientific criteria." Officials enact sweeping ban on fishing despite major ...

Peru’s ministry of production, Produce, has imposed a nationwide ban on the capture of jumbo flying squid to protect the species during its reproductive season. The restriction will remain effective ...

A little more than a decade ago, Taurino Querevalu's 8-ton wooden boat rarely returned with an empty hold as it does on this day motoring back to Lima's port of Callao in Peru. "There used to be fish ...

Peru is authorizing the restart of anchovy fishing — a key ingredient in fish meal — as shifting El Nino conditions offer a window of opportunity and a chance to boost the economy. The South American ...

A Chilean nationalists with a t-shirt that reads in Spanish, "Chile is not for Sale", shows his displeasure at the recent world court ruling in Santiago, Chile, Jan. 27, 2014. The United Nations' ...

Combined with Peru’s vessel tracking data, Global Fishing Watch will offer an invaluable depiction of what is happening in our waters. This is a huge step for Peru to emerge as a world leader in ...

If you liked this story, share it with other people. Late last month, the Peruvian government made public its satellite surveillance data on 1,300 commercial fishing vessels plying Peru’s waters via ...

LIMA (Reuters) – Peru said on Friday that it might restrict shark fishing to curb the illegal slaughter of up to 15,000 dolphins per year – used as bait by informal fisherman – following the release ...

Peru will fish the entirety of the anchovy quota for its main fishing zone in the coming days, easing a tight global market for fishmeal and fish oil. Peru's industrial fleet managed to dodge the ...

parts back into the ocean to lure sharks. Mako and other shark species are sold legally for export, especially to Asian countries who consume their fins as a are killed in Peru every year because of ...