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68391278 menhaden fisheries coalition analysis asmfc shows double standard on jobs and economic impacts in striped bass and menhaden management 200
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AI-generatedThe article highlights a regulatory double standard in U.S. Atlantic fisheries management. Menhaden, a key input for fishmeal, fish oil, and omega-3 supplements, faces a 20% catch reduction in 2026 despite healthy stock, while striped bass (a recreational fishery) avoided cuts due to economic concerns. This creates supply-side pressure on menhaden-derived products, potentially raising costs for aquaculture, pet food, and supplement industries. The impact is region-specific (U.S. Atlantic coast) and affects producers and processors of menhaden products.
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- ASMFC 2025 Annual Meeting: Striped bass board rejected 12% reduction on socio-economic grounds.
- Menhaden board approved 20% reduction for 2026 despite healthy stock.
- Analysis shows double standard in considering jobs and economic impacts between the two fisheries.
Menhaden quota cut to tighten fishmeal/fish oil supply in 2026; prices expected to rise 5-10% over 1-4 weeks as contracts adjust.
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