Philippines Defers Fish Imports to October Amid Stable Domestic Supply
The Philippines' Department of Agriculture will defer the planned August import of 250,000 metric tons of fish to October or November, citing stable domestic supply. Drier conditions due to El Niño have extended the fishing season, ensuring ample availability.
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