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“Trends in Marine Product Consumption and Trade,” pp. 144–146.
Ibid., pp. 142–143.
Total for seven tuna species. See: http://www.fao.org.
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About two-thirds of the world catch of bonito, tuna, and marlin are canned. See: Bonito and Tuna Yearbook 1997, Suisan Shinchousha, 1997, p. 206 (in Japanese).
On fresh tuna, see: Yokemoto, Masafumi, “Managing Tuna Resources by Regulating Japan’s Import,” The Journal of Tokyo Keizai University, no. 234, 2003 (in Japanese).
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Miyahara, p. 21. Including marlin but excluding albacore. As of 2002 this agreement had been extended every year. In the late 1990s each ship was assigned a quota.
Miyahara, and Bonito and Tuna Yearbook 1997, p. 236.
Document supplied by Miyahara Masanori, an official at Japan’s Fisheries Agency, at a meeting of the Japan Fisheries Association on December 25, 2002. Below, “Miyahara document” (in Japanese).
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Safina, Carl, Song for the Blue Ocean, Henry Holt, 1998, pp. 13–15, 64–66.
Ibid., pp. 110–112.
In addition to import limits, a statistical certification system was instituted to disallow international trade in Atlantic tuna products without a statistical document issued by the flag country. Miyahara, pp. 20–21.
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Michikazu, K., Hisako, K., Masafumi, Y., Arata, I., Haruko, Y., Satoshi, T. (2005). Trade and the Environment: Promoting Environmentally Friendly Trade. In: Takehisa, A., Shun’ichi, T. (eds) The State of the Environment in Asia. Springer, Tokyo. https://doi.org/10.1007/4-431-27403-0_3
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