Tan-Tan surface fish catch surpasses 98,000 tons
The Tan tan port has experienced a significant increase in the unloading of small pelagic fish up to September 15, 2026, reaching 98,000 tons, representing a 151% increase compared to the same period in 2025. This reflects a positive momentum in maritime fishing activity. The rise was primarily concentrated on sardines, which account for about 99.8% of the unloadings, in addition to a 3% increase in octopus catches, a 54% rise in squid, and a 25% increase in cuttlefish. This development has contributed to strengthening the port’s position as one of the most important fishing ports in the kingdom, supporting efforts toward sustainable sector development in line with policies for resource management and investment in improved monitoring and product valorization.
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