Marcos orders setting up of cold storage facilities at fish ports

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ordered the setting up of several cold storage facilities at various fish ports across the country to address the decline in production and post-harvest losses because of spoilage, among others. | DYGalvezINQ

Addressing the declining fishery production and reducing post-harvest losses were also discussed during the meeting, to which Marcos said cold storage facilities are the solution.

Marcos said if the country could lower the catch’s spoilage between 8 to 10 percent, the Philippines would no longer depend on importing fish from other nations. Marcos also underscored the need to boost aquaculture in the country by modernizing fishponds to increase production. Marcos said they are likewise looking at mariculture to bolster the country’s food security and fish output.

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