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Fisheries – 1,300 Tonnes of Live Crabs for Export, a Floor Price to Be Fixed, According to the Minister of Fisheries and the Blue Economy
Antananarivo, 12 December, 14h50 – The forecast quota for live crabs is set at 1,300 tonnes on the total allowable export quantity of maximum crab (Tecma) of 4,250 tonnes. The rest is destined for frozen crabs in pieces, according to the announcement by the Minister of Fisheries and Blue Economy, Jaco Chan Kit Waye, on Thursday. For live crabs, this quantity represents an increase of 10% compared to the quota realized by crab exporters in 2024, …
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Antananarivo, 12 December, 14h50 – The forecast quota for live crabs is set at 1,300 tonnes on the total allowable export quantity of maximum crab (Tecma) of 4,250 tonnes. The rest is destined for frozen crabs in pieces, according to the announcement by the Minister of Fisheries and Blue Economy, Jaco Chan Kit Waye, on Thursday. For live crabs, this quantity represents an increase of 10% compared to the quota realized by crab exporters in 2024, …
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