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Infrastructure Modernization Boosts Fisheries in Camarines Sur, Camiguin, and Pampanga

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The Philippine Fisheries Development Authority announced infrastructure modernization projects for fish ports and markets in Camarines Sur, Camiguin, and Pampanga. These projects are expected to benefit approximately 137,000 fish port users. The upgrades include a 20-metric-ton ice plant at the Masantol Modern Fish Market in Pampanga and improvements to the Camaligan Fish Port in Camarines Sur.

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The modernization aims to improve fish handling, preserve product quality, and connect fishing communities to wider market opportunities. By enhancing storage capacity and market access, the projects are designed to minimize post-harvest losses for local fisheries.

The Philippine Ports Authority manages port infrastructure across the Philippines.

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