Northeast monsoon: 10% fewer fish landings expected but supply stable, says Fisheries

📆 23/11/2024 3:18 PM

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Adnan Hussain, Fish Supplies, Northeast Monsoon

📆 23/11/2024 3:18 PM
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GEORGE TOWN: The Fisheries Department expects a 10% decrease in fish supplies in the Peninsula’s east coast due to reduced landings during the northeast monsoon period.

"Therefore, we expect the shortage of fish supplies on the east coast to be compensated by fish supplies on the west coast and through aquaculture activities, including marine fish such as barramundi, grouper, golden pomfret, and also our freshwater fish such as catfish, tilapia and patin." He said that they have also made preparations to store frozen fish to face the monsoon, and the storage serves as a buffer stock to ensure a sufficient supply of fish throughout the monsoon season.

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