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According to research, worldwide seafood production hit 179 million metric tons in 2018, of which 23 million metric tons were consumed by people. One of the most concerning aspects of seafood production is “bycatch.” This refers to the unintentional capture and disposal of animals who are not the target of the fishing activity. These animals, who can include dolphins, whales, sea turtles, and seabirds, often get entangled in fishing equipment, which leads to their injury or death. Shockingly, most sea turtle species, some of the victims of bycatch, currently face the threat of extinction or are listed as endangered. 🌊🌱 In observance of World Sea Turtle Day, let’s choose plant-based seafood to create a positive influence and protect these amazing animals for future generations. 🐢💙 #WorldSeaTurtleDay #ChoosePlantBased #SavingOurSeas #SeaTurtles #ProtectOurOceans #PlantBasedSeafood #Vegan #VeganSeafood

Fish Production in Assab Sees 40% Growth ASSAB ― Under the umbrella of the National Fisheries Corporation, a subsidiary operating in the coastal region of Asseb has reported remarkable growth in fish production this year in terms of both variety and quantity. According to Khaled Mohammed-Ahmed, the manager of the Asseb division, fish production has transitioned from small-scale fishing to more commercial levels. The fish is being distributed to the public and the military at competitive prices, contributing significantly to the nation's #FoodSecurity and nutritional goals. This year, the total fish production reached 508 tons, marking a 40% increase compared to the previous year—a substantial achievement. #Eritrea