
A GOED review says the Peruvian anchovy fishery rebounded in 2024 after a poor 2023, with a first season quota of 2.475 million tonnes that was nearly fully landed. The second season has a quota of 2.51 million tonnes, but early oil yields have been low and fishing slower than expected.
The article also covers EU contaminant rules and a possible US and Canada intake review.
Lower-than-expected fish oil yields from Peru tighten omega-3 supply and support prices for fish oil and fishmeal. The sector's reliance on a single source is pushing buyers toward alternatives.
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