+ Follow MARFENIO TAN Tag
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[Summary] => What used to be an overwhelming $420-million worth in the early 2000s, the country’s tuna industry is now pegged at 30 percent lower than what it used to be when it was at its peak.
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[Title] => RP, Indonesia set further talks on fishing accord
[Summary] => GENERAL SANTOS CITY – The local tuna industry is optimistic it can convince Indonesia to drop its insistence that Philippine vessels fishing in its tuna-rich fishing grounds carry Indonesian flags.
The two countries signed this week a five-year extension of their fishery agreement that expired last December. They are expected to hold further talks to thresh out critical issues such as the re-flagging controversy that has prolonged the completion of a mother bilateral trade agreement.
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[Title] => 165 fishermen repatriated from Indonesia
[Summary] => GENERAL SANTOS CITY — Some 165 Filipino fishermen who were caught in Indonesian waters for illegal fishing were repatriated here on Saturday.
Marfenio Tan, president of the Socsksargen Federation of Fishing Association and Allied Industries (SFFAAI), said the fishermen aboard F/V New Steel Carrier and F/V Mudah arrived at about 5 a.m. in the city’s international fish port.
"These fishermen were released by the Indonesian government for humanitarian reasons and in the spirit of Christmas," Tan said.
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Marfenio Tan, president of the Federation of Allied Industries Inc. in Socsksargen (South Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat, Sarangani and General Santos City), said this prohibition came following the collapse of negotiations between the two countries to extend the three-year bilateral fishing agreement which will expire on Dec. 12.
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The two countries signed this week a five-year extension of their fishery agreement that expired last December. They are expected to hold further talks to thresh out critical issues such as the re-flagging controversy that has prolonged the completion of a mother bilateral trade agreement.
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Marfenio Tan, president of the Socsksargen Federation of Fishing Association and Allied Industries (SFFAAI), said the fishermen aboard F/V New Steel Carrier and F/V Mudah arrived at about 5 a.m. in the city’s international fish port.
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