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Peruvian fishmeal plants have easily enough supply to meet demand. Photo: Exalmar

Buoyant fishmeal demand bolsters prices as Peru fulfills anchovy quota

Unfulfilled contracts from the previous demand and a huge reduction in Chinese pork production are underpinning prices.

23 July 2020 4:03 GMT Updated  23 July 2020 12:22 GMT
By John Evans

The expectation that Peruvian fishing vessels will complete their full 2.41 million metric tons quota for the first season in north central waters has gone down well with fishing firms and analysts alike.

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By July 21 Peruvian anchovy vessels had harvested 2.33 million metric tons, or 96.7

Editor's note: US District Judge Mary Ann Vial Lemmon dismissed the litigation against the owners of Mariner Shipyard in April 2010.

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