Foreign poachers, poverty straining PH fishing sector
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The Philippines' rich marine resources and expansive coastlines make it an ideal environment for a thriving seafood industry. While one might expect the country to excel in seafood production and exports, recent research has revealed concerning challenges that are jeopardizing the local fishing sector.
Illegal fishing activities carried out by foreign entities, as well as the pervasive poverty within local fishing communities have directly contributed to the industry's weakening performance.
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Galang, G. C. (2024, February 18). Foreign poachers, poverty straining PH fishing sector. Manila Bulletin, p. 5.
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