MIFCO said it will bring a 3,000 metric tonne foreign reefer ship to the Maldives this month to receive and export locally caught fish, easing the capacity shortage that forces fishermen to dispose of their catch. General Manager Muaz Ali said the vessel will dock at Kooddoo for quality checks by buyers and that the first shipment, bound for the European market, is almost ready for export.
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With this [practice], the company can claim insurance. Therefore, the loss to MIFCO will be prevented
Fish from the Maldives is expensive. Therefore, we have to go to markets where it can be sold at higher prices. The first shipment is almost ready for export
the fish produced in the Maldives is ranked among the top in the world, especially in terms of sustainability in quality and catching methodology
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The 3,000 metric tonne vessel will arrive in Maldives this month, MIFCO said.
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The 3,000 metric tonne vessel will arrive in Maldives this month, MIFCO said.
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The reefer ship will dock at Kooddoo, after which it will be loaded with fish bound for the European market — the buyers will quality check the fish at the port.
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