Moratorium on Foreign-Owned Vessels, Local Fishermen Reap the Benefits

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19/10/2016 10:53 WIB

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Local Vessel-Based Fish Production at the Harbor

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Local Vessel-Based Fish Production at the Harbor

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Local fishing ports serving as bases for local vessels showed increased production in 2015. The moratorium on former foreign/foreign vessels had a positive impact on local fishermen. The catch of local fishermen using vessels under 30 GT increased.

In 2015, the Prigi Nusantara Fishing Port (PPN) produced 29,043 tons, compared to only 16,129 tons the previous year. Sibolga PPN produced 24,562 tons in 2015, compared to only 1,685 tons the previous year. The Sibolga Ocean Fishing Port (PPS) recorded a production of 22,952 tons in 2015, higher than the previous year's 21,329 tons.

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