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Final <strong>Report</strong>
RoO Derogation under the PACP-IEPA
Table 6.16 Identifying potential raw material trade diversion for Third Countries – WCPO purse
seine catch by fleet or flag and estimated processing country receipts in 2010 for major
processing countries (all figures to nearest ‘000mt)
Purse seine fleet and
2010 catch (WCPO)
Estimated processing facility (canning/ loining) receipts by source (purse seine
fleet only)
Fleet/flag Volume Thailand PH ROK AS ID JP PNG Viet China EPO
PR China 54 17 37
FSM 22 18
Indonesia 207 15 75 15
Japan 242 56 10 5 80 5
Kiribati 26 7 19
Korea 277 90 10 120 10 2 5 2 5
RMI 57 31
NZ 25 8 14 2
PNG 205 9 75 60
Phils DWF 73 16 19 5
Phils PH 93 70 10
Taiwan 199 198 10 5
Tuvalu 11 8 3
USA 246 122 80 24
Vanuatu 24 90 7
Vietnam 15 9 13
Solomon Is 13 13
Ecuador 8 0 8
El Salvador 7 33 11
Spain 30 0 30
Total 740 224 120 118 92 85 60 49 41 95
Notes:
This table is included for illustrative purposes to demonstrate the approximate scale of current product flow by
fleet source and destination, and is largely drawn from Hamilton et al. 2011 and updated. In most cases,
detailed information on cannery receipts is not available and figures are estimates only, based on best
available information. Processing totals by location should regarded as indicative only.
Purse seine catch figures are listed by vessel flag, except for PNG where the fleet includes TW flag vessel catch
(11,000 mt), VU flag catch (103,000 mt) and China flag (7,500 mt).
The cannery receipts for Thailand (the largest processor) are by vessel flag, so may not reconcile with some
fleet catches (e.g. Taiwan, Vanuatu); the compiled Thai data are for frozen skipjack, yellowfin and bigeye, and
do not include albacore. They may include Indian Ocean and Eastern Pacific fish in some cases (e.g. El
Salvador).
Other minor processing locations and their approximate receipts not included in the table are Solomon Islands
(8,000 mt), Marshall Islands (8,000 mt), and NZ (3,000 mt).
Not all of the purse seine catch is destined for canning and much may be destined for fresh consumption (e.g.
Indonesia) or other processing (e.g. Japan katsuobushi). Minor catches by other gears may also be canned (e.g.
pole-and-line, longline). Totals processed by fleet/flag would be incomplete in most cases.
PH = Philippines, ROK = Korea, AS = American Samoa, ID = Indonesia, JP = Japan, EPO = Eastern Pacific Ocean
processing countries, including Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala.
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