The Angolan deepwater shrimp biomass is
currently estimated at 4570 tons, said Friday in Luanda the head of the
Department of Studies and Planning of the Fisheries Ministry, Isabel Cristóvão, All Africa reports.
The official was presenting the sector's
Annual Report for 2014, during the Ministry's Consultative Council.
While admitting there has been a rise in
the biomass of the above species, the levels are still far from the 2016
records (2607 tonnes).
Read more HERE.
According to the official, the species of
deepwater, short-living and fast-growing shrimp and their amounts depend much
on recruitment and variability of the oceanographic parameters.
She said that in 2014 the biomass of the shrimp
Parapenaeus longirostris was estimated at 2183 tons, which is two percent
higher than that of the previous year.
Read more HERE.
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