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- noun A species of
anchovy , Engraulis ringens, from the southernPacific
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Examples
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But ICIJ, working with the Peruvian investigative reporting group IDL-Reporteros, obtained and analyzed records back to 2009 of more than 100,000 landings of anchoveta in northern and central ports, where 90 percent of fish arrives.
The Center for Public Integrity: Peru's vanishing fish: Rampant cheating and lax controls plague industry The Center for Public Integrity 2012
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The anchoveta is then conveyed to a massive scale that weighs several tons at a time.
The Center for Public Integrity: Peru's vanishing fish: Rampant cheating and lax controls plague industry The Center for Public Integrity 2012
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Indelesio Velásquez has fished anchoveta for 40 years, 25 of them as a fishing master.
The Center for Public Integrity: Peru's vanishing fish: Rampant cheating and lax controls plague industry The Center for Public Integrity 2012
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CHIMBOTE, Peru -- This northern port reeks of rotten fish year-round, but when anchoveta season begins in late November, its long row of factories belch oily columns of nauseating smoke that impregnate everything within miles.
The Center for Public Integrity: Peru's vanishing fish: Rampant cheating and lax controls plague industry The Center for Public Integrity 2012
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Peru is the world's second largest fishing nation after China, and 85 percent of its catch is anchoveta.
The Center for Public Integrity: Peru's vanishing fish: Rampant cheating and lax controls plague industry The Center for Public Integrity 2012
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Those 630,000 "missing" tons of anchoveta -- worth nearly $200 million as fishmeal -- were simply not counted.
The Center for Public Integrity: Peru's vanishing fish: Rampant cheating and lax controls plague industry The Center for Public Integrity 2012
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Each year up to 6 million metric tons of anchoveta reach the docks of more than 100 fishmeal plants, along with others that can it and make byproducts.
The Center for Public Integrity: Peru's vanishing fish: Rampant cheating and lax controls plague industry The Center for Public Integrity 2012
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Researchers at the Cayetano Heredia University calculated that if Peru's 100 fishmeal plants worked around the clock -- 9,000 tons an hour -- they could process 30 times more anchoveta than the annual quota set by the government.
The Center for Public Integrity: Peru's vanishing fish: Rampant cheating and lax controls plague industry The Center for Public Integrity 2012
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Ten large companies own more than 60 percent of Peru's anchoveta rights.
The Center for Public Integrity: Peru's vanishing fish: Rampant cheating and lax controls plague industry The Center for Public Integrity 2012
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Deputy fisheries minister Jaime Reyes Miranda acknowledged in an interview with ICIJ that there are "serious problems" with scales at fishmeal plants and said the government is trying to find a solution to make sure anchoveta numbers are not manipulated.
The Center for Public Integrity: Peru's vanishing fish: Rampant cheating and lax controls plague industry The Center for Public Integrity 2012
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