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June 23, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Phillipines’ tuna industry wants bilateral fishing agreements

The Philippines’ tuna industry is requesting that the national government arrange bilateral fishing access agreements with other tuna-abundant countries to counterbalance the industry’s slowed production due to the fishing ban in areas of the Pacific Ocean.

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The Philippines’ tuna industry is requesting that the national government arrange bilateral fishing access agreements with other tuna-abundant countries to counterbalance the industry’s slowed production due to the fishing ban in areas of the Pacific Ocean.

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