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Restrictions on landings of skipjack tuna, flying fish and albacore in Ponta Delgada and Vila do Porto

The Regional Secretariat for the Sea and Fisheries of the Azores has established limits for landings of bonito, frigate tuna, and albacore at the fishing ports of Ponta Delgada and Vila do Porto on the island of São Miguel. The measure was taken due to the high occupancy of the cold storage facilities, which reached their maximum capacity, making it necessary to restrict the amount of fish that can be landed at these two locations.

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