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October 22, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Increased cuts for southern bluefin tuna

A new total allowable catch (TAC) for southern bluefin tuna will be established next year for implementation in 2012. The new TAC will probably be lower than the current one to help the spawning stock bounce back to 20 percent of the original population, according to Taiwan’s Fisheries Agency.

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A new total allowable catch (TAC) for southern bluefin tuna will be established next year for implementation in 2012. The new TAC will probably be lower than the current one to help the spawning stock bounce back to 20 percent of the original population, according to Taiwan’s Fisheries Agency.

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