As sardine shortage looms, canners seek leeway in commercial fishing
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Sardine canners are appealing to the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) to ease regulations on commercial fishing to avoid a shortfall in fish supply. Canned Sardines Association of the Philippines executive director Francisco Buencamino asked the BFAR to convene a multiparty meeting, including local government units in coastal areas, to discuss the possibility of allowing commercial fishing boats to operate close to the shorelines covered by municipal waters.
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Lagare, J. B. (2022, September 20). As sardine shortage looms, canners seek leeway in commercial fishing. Philippine Daily Inquirer, p. B2.
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