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With this allocation of 7,339 days, which represents an average of 13 additional days per vessel, the fleet reaches the same total number of fishing days achieved in 2024.

From now until the end of the year, Peruvian artisanal fishermen will be able to catch up to 38,859 tons more jumbo flying squid.

Today, November 21, marks World Fisheries Day, celebrating a sector that in Spain operates more than 8,600 vessels and generates over 2 billion euros per year.

Exposure to high temperatures even for brief periods, such as during marine heatwaves, can produce chages which can be inherited by the next generation of fish, according to new study on seabass.

The Spanish Institute of Oceanography study provides a sentinel tool for monitoring populations when their management is affected by data scarcity.

"We need to follow scientific recommendations to end the year on a high note and define the fishing regulations for 2026," said the Peruvian Viceminister of Fisheries and Aquaculture.